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May 17, 2026AIP Advances0 citationsOpen Access

Formation of four orbitals by linkage motion based on energy equilibrium

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HNHan Gil NaSKSangwoo KimCJChanghyun Jin

Key Points

  • This research aims to introduce a new atomic model that explains the formation of non-spherical orbitals.
  • Utilized geometric reasoning to develop a new atomic model.
  • Incorporated multiple simultaneous motions from precession to explain orbital shapes.
  • Addressed atomic size and discrete energy levels within a closed system.
  • Demonstrated that three-axis motions can lead to p-, d-, and f-orbital formations.
  • Linked the rotational motion of two axes to nucleation stages.
  • Established a relationship between orbital formation and atomic size and energy.

Abstract

Based on our previous report, a new atomic model, which includes a series of nuclei constituents and certain concomitant motions and their interrelations, is introduced by geometric reasoning. In particular, as an unheard-of phenomenon, multiple simultaneous three-axis motions originating from a one-axis precession motion cause the final non-spherical orbital formation, including the p-, d-, and f-orbitals. These detailed approaches, based on the provision of nature, satisfy not only the stage-of-nucleation with the simultaneous rotational motion of two axes but also the phase-of-orbitals, determining the atomic size and the discrete energies in a closed system.

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Na et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a095b5d7880e6d24efe120bhttps://doi.org/10.1063/5.0311575
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