Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://hdl.handle.net/10419/187905 
Year of Publication: 
2018
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[Journal:] Energy Reports [ISSN:] 2352-4847 [Volume:] 4 [Publisher:] Elsevier [Place:] Amsterdam [Year:] 2018 [Pages:] 41-48
Publisher: 
Elsevier, Amsterdam
Abstract: 
To produce energy from dark photon ¯Ú, I have proposed it to collide with Higgs-boson BR(HÇÚ¯Ú) quantum under extreme relativistic condition (ERC). Just because Higgs-boson, BR(HÇÚ¯Ú) quantum get excited at extreme relativistic condition and its quantum field get extreme short-range week force to create electromagnetic field. Thus, I have assumed that the results of electrically charged particles of dark photon ¯Ú (non-energy level photon) into the extreme relativistic condition shall indeed create energy level photon, here named as Hossain Dark Photon (HdP-). To confirm this HdP- transformation by Higgs boson BR(HÇÚ¯Ú) quantum interaction, I have performed series of mathematical modeling by using MATLAB software. Interestingly, the mathematical calculation revealed that the presence of an extra relativistic condition does transform dark photon ¯Ú into HdP- at Neff=4.08−0.68+0.71 at 95% level l.c. (confidence limit) respectively dark photon's speed ceff and viscosity cvis parameters as d ceff=20.312±0.026 and cvis2=-0.16+0.21, consistent with the expectations of a relativistic free streaming componentceff=2cvis2=1∕3. With the presence of Neff, the HdP− photon transformation dynamics was also modeled at nano scale by cavity waveguides circuit considering atomic spectra contour maps of Hamiltonian (H=∑ωciai†ai+∑Kωkbk†bk+∑ikVika†bk+Vik∗bk†ai) embedded in a semiconductor. The result revealed that the transformation of Hossain Dark Photons (HdP-) by Higgs-boson [BR(HÇÚ¯Ú] particle reaction under extreme relativistic condition (ERC) are very much energy level to produce the electricity.
Subjects: 
Hossain Dark Photon (HdP¯ )
Dark photon
Higgs-boson [BR(HÇYY¯ ] particle
Photo-physics
Renewable energy
Ultra relativistic condition
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