There is another resonance applicable to all ψ particles where ψ is made to oscillate through the particle center, across a diameter. From the post "T4 Strikes Again!" dated 18 Jul 2015,
(fosc)4=2c2G2m
but,
G√2mc2(aψ)=π
which is a point valid on all ψ vs ax plots. We have,
G22mc2=(πaψ)2
so,
(fosc)4=4c4G22mc2
(fosc)4=(2c2πaψ)2
(fosc)2=2c2πaψ
fosc=c√2πaψ --- (∗∗∗)
This is different from
fres=0.061caψ
from the posts "A Shield" and "A Ψ Gun" both dated 31 May 2016, where the particle is oscillating at the boundary x, given by,
G√2mc2x=π --- (∗)
not necessarily x=aψ. The particle stores oscillatory energy at the boundary defined by (∗).
Resonance using (∗∗∗) however crosses the center of the particle and if ψ reaches light speed around the center, the particle is hollowed out as in the post "Hollow Particle, Driving Miss
ψ" dated 07 Jul 2016. ψ is "recycled" to the surface of the particle and is possibly freed as photons. This is the resonance that makes metals glow.
Good night zzz