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• Joseph Pothier
  ...nbsp; He is currently [1993] revising his dissertation, "The Eagle and the Anchor: The Influence of United States Navy Policy on American Foreign Relations,
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• Relativity and Common Sense: A New Appraoch to Einstein
  | publisher = [[Anchor Books / Dover]] ...ars. This early contribution was originally published as part of Doubleday Anchor Books' <em>Science Study Series</em>, intended for high school, undergradua
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• Physics D: Neutrons are Decaying Excited Hydrogen Atoms
  The concept of a neutron was the life-belt or sheet anchor for quantum atomic theory. If for an element with atomic number Z, this num
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• Global Relativity Establishes Absolute Time and a Universal Frame of Reference
  ...n the paradigm but offers a platform - with relativity built in and a firm anchor to human conception - to doctrines like Maxwell's equations and electromagn
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• Andrija Puharich
  * <i>Uri: A Journal of the Mystery of Uri Geller</i>. Anchor Press / Doubleday (1974)
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• Why I Am Not a Relativist
  ...(1982). See Nick Herbert, <i>Quantum Reality: Beyond the New Physics</i> (Anchor Books, 1987) for a layman's introduction to the issues involved.
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• Lorentz transformation
  {{anchor|boost}}Transformations describing relative motion with constant (uniform) v {{anchor|Coordinate transformation}} <!-- "Spacetime" links here -->
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• Inertial frame of reference
  ...al frames interrelated by uniform [[Translation (physics)|translation]]: {{anchor|principle}}<!--
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• History of special relativity
  {{anchor|Lorentz's 1904 model}} <!-- "Spacetime" links here --> {{anchor|Poincaré's dynamics of the electron}} <!-- "Spacetime" links here -->
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• Hubble's law
  {{anchor|redshift}}
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• Thomas Edison
  ...bn=9781599862163 |page=9 |publisher=Filiquarian Publishing, LLC.}}</ref> {{anchor|sprague}}[[Frank J. Sprague]], a competent mathematician and former [[Unite
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• Isaac Newton
  {{anchor|Duillier}}Newton did have a close friendship with the Swiss mathematician [
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