Doppler Shift or Another Mass of a Nucleon?
A. V. Kopylov
Abstract
The comparison of magnetic moments of neutron and proton reveals three possible stationary states of a nucleon: s-, p- and o-nucleon with different configurations and presumably different masses. Two of these nucleons may exist as the small impurities to the representative one. If so the frequency 1420405751.767 Hz of the hydrogen maser should be accompanied by the lines of weak intensity with a frequency shift proportional to the mass shift of a nucleon state. In radio astronomy the manifestation of this can be the presence of the corresponding "Doppler shifted" lines in the microwave spectrum of hydrogen.
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