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Ricardo Carezani and Stanford Linear Accelerator

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TitleRicardo Carezani and Stanford Linear Accelerator
Author(s)David de Hilster
Published inBeyond Mainstream
Date2018-11-17
Subject areaPhysics
Topicsautodynamics, special relativity, particle physics
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"Ricardo Carezani and Stanford Linear Accelerator" is an article by David de Hilster published on 17 November 2018 on Beyond Mainstream.

Continuing the account of Ricardo Carezani's objection to applying a kinetic energy equation to radioactive decay, de Hilster follows what happened next: four years of work identifying what Carezani held were fatal flaws in special relativity, a simplified set of equations, and then a wall. Publication was refused, a print run of three hundred books and a notice in an Argentinian newspaper produced nothing, and Carezani set the work aside to earn a living as an engineer.

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