The Nature of the Atom

We know that atoms are always in motion, and that this motion can be defined as thermal energy.

This motion consists of acceleration, velosity, and deceleration.

But we know from UFT, that this change of velosity causes the external field, ie, that this external field defines the locus of the atom itself.

An anaogy might be someone trying to plow a larg field field with snow. The driver first moves in one direction, builds a wall of snow, then moves randomly in another direction to build a second wall. After a while, the poor driver is stuck inside a walled in area of snow.

So, what happens if we remove (cool) the atom? As UFT predicts, less external field would be created as there's less acceleration and deceleration. If we keep cooling, eventually the external field gets so week we would have trouble finding their locus, therefore identifying the center of mass.

This new state of matter is just what we see in practice with Bose-Einstein Condensation. See http://www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/bec/ for further details.

Here's a diagram showing the energy well:

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