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• Burniston Brown
  Guy Burniston Brown was a reader in physics at University College, London. He retired to Padstow, in Cornwall, where he mo * "A New Treatment of Diffraction," <em>Contemporary Physics</em>, V5, N1, Appendix 7, pp. 15-27 (Oct 1963).
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• On the Quantum as a Physical Entity
  | name = On the Quantum as a Physical Entity ...ic? If so, you must read this book: * How Gravity Works: Action at a Distance Explained
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• Dark Energy as Key to the Cosmos
  ...ified substance that exerts a kind of antigravity force on the universe as a whole.? ...c magazine considers it worthy of publication.&nbsp; This damns the modern physics community as well as the magazine which permitted publication.
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• George Adriaenssens
  | known_for = [[Relativity]], [[quantum physics]], [[particle physics]], [[ether]], [[idealism]], [[realism]], [[unification]] ...alized table-driven software system forCoca-Cola bottlers around the world.a.
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• Quantum Mechanics, Quantum Field Theory: Geometry, Language, Logic
  ...deceive and misrepresent, of questions that ask nothing. It is not only in physics that answers to questions without meaning smother and hide.
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• Gary Felder
  From [http://www.smith.edu/physics/faculty_felder.php Gary Felder's website]: <b>Science for the General Pub ...www4.ncsu.edu/unity/lockers/users/f/felder/public/kenny/home.html Math and Physics Help Home Page] maintained by my brother, who has many more papers of his o
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• Webers Electrodynamics
  ...ent inertial mass, Mach's principle and the origin of inertia, action at a distance as opposed to contact actions, etc. No previous knowledge of the subject is * [[http://www.amazon.com/Webers-Electrodynamics-Fundamental-Theories-Physics/dp/0792331370/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1216001179&sr=1-1 Webers Elect
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• Non-Conservativeness of Natural Orbital Systems
  ...and based on recent developments in Aetherodynamics the Descartes' Vortex Physics may become largely reaffirmed in the near future.
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• Magnetic Energy in Amp?re-Neumann Electrodynamics
  | journal = [[Physics Essays]] ...nt pair led to the theoretical discovery of a new ponderomotive torque and a new electromotive torque acting between the members of the current element
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• Resonant Fields: The Fundamental Mechanism of Physics - Made Easy to Understand
  | name = Resonant Fields: The Fundamental Mechanism of Physics - Made Easy to Understand ...in the universe operates... a ''theory of everything''. Feynman longed for a basic mechanism that would enable us to know not just ''"how'' the Earth mo
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• Al F Kracklauer
  * 2010 - "[[Time Contortions in Modern Physics]]" * 2009 - "[[A Local-Real Model of EPR Correlations]]"
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• Norman Silliman
  ..., where I studied Accounting, Computer Programing, and Geology. Worked as a computer programmer on four (4) different machines, in three (3) different ...rican, and a 30 year subscription to Science. Not a single breakthrough in physics but grudgingly reporting of breakthroughs in application (engineering) tech
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• Light: The Rope Hypothesis
  ...ng Kong.'' Gaede, Bill, "Light: The Rope Hypothesis," 2010 Conference on Physics, Science and Technology (ICPST 2010), Hong Kong, China, Dec. 28-30, 2010, ...straightness, speed, and orthogonality and merges light with gravity into a single mechanism.
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• Bill Gaede
  ...[Upcoming Extinction of Man]], [[Physics]], [[The religion of Mathematical Physics]], [[relativity]], [[quantum theory]], [[string theory]] ...not Science. Mathematical Physics is the latest religion invented by Man, a religion that came into its own in the 20th Century. The mathematicians are
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• Jenner Barretto Bastos-Filho
  | fields = [[Professor of Physics]] ...p://www.dipmat.it/ http://www.dipmat.it/] mamone/sci-dem e nos dois livros at? ent?o publicados, respectivamente, Several of the contributions made in th
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• Aethro-Dynamics
  ...ibed, explained and resolved here by Aethro-dynamics that is also contains a full CD version of the first volume; Aethro-kinematics for detailed history
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• A New Light on the Nature of Light
  | title = A New Light on the Nature of Light | journal = [[Physics Essays]]
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• The Non-Local Universe: The New Physics and Matters of the Mind
  | name = The Non-Local Universe: The New Physics and Matters of the Mind | image = The Non-Local Universe: The New Physics and Matters of the Mind 848.jpg
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• Field Theory Handbook: Including Coordinate Systems, Differential Equations and Their Solutions
  ...thematics of coordinate transformations for nearly half a century. Written at the height of their productivity in 1961, Moon &amp; Spencer's handbooks re ...em, and gioves the separation equations and their solutions. But it is not a textbook and it does not cover relativistic and quantum phenomena.
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• Minor Corrections to Natural Philosophy & Physics of Aristotle, Galileo, Sir Isaac Newton and Einstein
  | title = Minor Corrections to Natural Philosophy & Physics of Aristotle, Galileo, Sir Isaac Newton and Einstein ...g some of the myths and misconceptions, including the fairytale of quantum physics. In this context the concepts of Rest, Dead-end, and equilibrium are differ
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