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Structure of the Physical Universe
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I. Nothing But Motion
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II. Basic Properties of Matter
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III. Universe of Motion
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IV. Beyond Space and Time
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Beyond Newton
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Case Against the Nuclear Atom
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Quasars and Pulsars
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The Liquid State
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Neglected Facts of Science
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New Light on Space and Time
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The Road to Full Employment
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The Road to Permanent Prosperity
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Index
Preface
References
Chapters 1-15
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Chapters 16-27
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1. Solid Cohesion
2. Inter-atomic Distances
3. Distances in Compounds
4. Compressibility
5. Heat
6. Specific Heat Patterns
7. Temperature Relations
8. Thermal Expansion
9. Electric Currents
10. Electrical Resistance
11. Thermoelectric Properties
12. Scalar Motion
13. Electrical Charges
14. The Basic Forces
15. Electrical Storage
16. Induction of Charges
17. Ionization
18. The Retreat from Reality
19. Magnetostatics
20. Magnetic Quantities and Units
21. Electromagnetism
22. Magnetic Materials
23. Charges in Motion
24. Isotopes
25. Radioactivity
26. Atom Building
27. Mass and Energy
Index
Preface
1. The Problem
2. The Answer
3. The Theory
4. The Opposition
5. Discussion
References
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Index
Preface
1. Fundamentals
2. Multi-Dimensional Motion
3. Distinctive Properties
4. Speed Limits
5. Further Fundamentals
6. The General Picture
7. Astronomical Identifications
8. Cosmological Conclusions
References
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Reviews
Index
Preface
1. Introduction
References
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Index
1. General Theory
2. Volume: Relation to Temperature
3. Volume: Relation to Composition
References
Index
Preface
1. Introduction
2. The Nucleus
3. The Electrons
4. Particle Problems
5. Postulates Unlimited
6. Other Names for Roses
7. Electric Questions
8. Pictures vs. Models
9. The Philosophical Aspect
10. Facts and Fancies
11. The Role of Clear Thinking
12. Where Do We Go From Here?
References
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Index
Preface
Chapters 1-15
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Chapters 16-21
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References
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1. Background
2. A Universe of Motion
3. Reference Systems
4. Radiation
5. Gravitation
6. The Reciprocal Relation
7. High Speed Motion
8. Motion in Time
9. Rotational Combinations
10. Atoms
11. Sub-atomic Particles
12. Basic Mathematical Relations
13. Physical Constants
14. Cosmic Elements
15. Cosmic Ray Decay
16. Cosmic Atom Building
17. Some Speculations
18. Simple Compounds
19. Complex Compounds
20. Chain Compounds
21. Ring Compounds
Index
Preface
Chapters 1-9
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Chapters 10-17
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References
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1. Introduction
2. Where We Stand: Conceptually
3. Where We Stand: Mathematically
4. Laying the Foundation
5. Some General Observations
6. Progression vs. Gravitation
7. Compound Motion
8. Motion in Time
9. The States of Matter
10. Astronomical Applications
11. The Two Aspects of Motion
12. Rotational Vibration
13. Into a Second Dimension
14. The Other Half
15. Cosmic Visitors
16. Quantitative Relations
17. A Philosophical Postlude
Index
Preface
1. Introduction
2. Design of the Universe
3. Simple Linear Motion
4. Rotational Motion (Matter)
5. Destructive Limits
6. The Astronomical Scene
7. The 1959 Predictions
8. Quasars: the General Picture
9. Quantitative Verifications
10. Some Further Details
11. The Pre-Quasar Situation
12. Supernovae and Pulsars
References
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Abstract
Published Manuscript
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Unpublished Manuscript
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Index
Preface
Chapters 1-28
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Chapters 29-38
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Appendix A
Appendix B
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1. Fundamental Postulates
2. Photons
3. Atoms
4. Some Basic Relations
5. Inter-atomic Distances
6. Atomic Bonds
25. Subatomic Particles and Electric Currents
27. Electric Current Properties
28. Electric Charges
29. Magnetism
30. Atom Building
31. Radioactive Decay
32. The Destructive Limits
33. Radiation and Refraction
35. Stellar Evolution
36. The Galactic Cycle
37. The Cosmic Sector
38. Concluding Remarks
Abstract
Preface
1. Introduction
2. Fundamental Laws and Postulates
3. Basic Relations
Index
Preface
Chapters 1-15
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Chapters 16-31
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References
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1. Introduction
2. Galaxies
3. Globular Clusters
4. The Giant Star Cycle
5. The Later Cycles
6. The Dwarf Star Cycle
7. Binary and Multiple Stars
8. Evolution--Globular Cluster Stars
9. Gas and Dust Clouds
10. Evolution--Galactic Stars
11. Planetary Nebulae
12. Ordinary White Dwarfs
13. The Cataclysmic Variables
14. Limits
15. The Intermediate Regions
16. Type II Supernovae
17. Pulsars
18. Radiative Processes
19. X-ray Emission
20. The Quasar Situation
21. Quasar Theory
22. Verification
23. Quasar Redshifts
24. Evolution of Quasars
25. The Quasar Populations
26. Radio Galaxies
27. Pre-Quasar Phenomena
28. Inter-Sector Relations
29. The Non-Existent Universe
30. Cosmology
31. Implications
Index
Chapters 1-15
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Chapters 16-26
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References
Index
Preface
1. Introduction
2. Employment Goals (Primary)
3. Employment Goals (Secondary)
4. Roll Call of Errors (I)
5. Roll Call of Errors (II)
6. The Scientific Theory of Employment
7. Employment by Collectivism
8. Employment by Inflation
9. Sharing the Burden
10. Employment Aids
11. Job-Saving Measures
12. Direct Employment Measures
13. Available Job Sources
14. The Road Ahead
References
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1. Introduction
2. The Scientific Approach
3. Economic Objectives
4. Value
5. Concepts and Definitions
6. The Money Economy
7. Wealth and Capital
8. The Economic Mechanism
9. The Markets
10. Price Levels
11. Production
12. Money Inflation
13. Cost Inflation
14. Business Cycles
15. Money and Credit
16. Foreign Trade
17. The Dollar Abroad
18. Wartime Economics
19. Who Reaps the Harvest?
20. Economic Controls
21. From Theory to Practice
22. Dealing with Recessions
23. Boom Dampeners
24. Stabilization Methods - I
25. Stabilization Methods - II
26. Comments and Recommendations
Volume I, Number 1, August, 1971
Volume I, Number 2, September, 1971
Volume II, Number 1, Winter, 1972
Volume II, Number 2, Spring, 1972
Volume III, Number 1, April, 1973
Volume III, Number 2, September, 1973
Volume III, Number 3, December, 1973
Bundy, Douglas
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Hamner, George
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Denslow, Lawrence
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Halprin, David
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Huck, Rainer
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KVK Nehru
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Larson, Dewey B.
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Peret, Bruce
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Satz, Ronald V.
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Wheel of Motion
Crossing the Quantum Boundary
Reflections of a New Member
Six Representational Modes and the Structure of Photons
Understanding the Reciprocal System
General
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Lectures
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Physics
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Astronomy
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Changing Concepts of the Nature of Motion
The Conceptual Foundations of Physical Science
Just How Much Do We Really Know?
The Nature of Time
Outline of the Universe of Motion
The Physical Nature of Space
Time is the Essence
1966 London, England: The Physical Nature of Space
1976-08-20 Minneapolis, MN: Mechanism of the Universe
1977-08-19 Oxford, MS: Twenty Years Progress
1978-08-18 SLC, UT: New Science in the 21
st
Century
1979-07-20 Superior, MN: Science Without Apologies
1981-08-15 Downey, CA: Scalar Motion
1982-08-13 Philadelphia, PA: Mythical Universe of Modern Astronomy
1986-08-16 New York, NY: Outline of the Deductive Development of the RS
Scalar Motion
The Dimensions of Motion
The Density Gradient in White Dwarf Stars
The Mythical Universe of Modern Astronomy
Remodeling the Big Bang
Supernova 1987A
The Constitution of the United States of America and
The Constitution of the Unified States of the Physical Universe
Critical Point
Earth Satellite
Prepostero’s Book
Questions of Origins and Nature of Light and Matter
Ultimate Analysis
Ball Lightning
Problem of Swift "Action at a Distance"
General Theory
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Astronomy
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Physics
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Metaphysics
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l'Excursion d'Archives SUSI
Dialogue with Larson, Part 1
Dialogue with Larson, Part 2
Glimpses into a New Paradigm
Cosmic Background Radiation
Large Scale 1: Cosmic Bubbles
Large Scale 2: Mathematical Aspects
The Gravitational Limit and Hubble's Law
Glimpses 1: The Nature of Stellar Matter
Glimpses 2: The Solar Interior and the Sunspots
Birotation and the Doubts of Thomas
Eternal, Ceaseless Motion
High Energy Physics and the Reciprocal System
Inter-Regional Ratio
Is Ferromagnetism a Co-magnetic Phenomenon?
Law of Conservation of Direction
Lifetimes of C-Atom Decays
‘Non-Locality’ in the Reciprocal System
Superconductivity: A Time Region Phenomenon
The Photon as Birotation
Theoretical Evaluation of Planck's Constant
'Quantum Mechanics' as the Mechanics of the Time Region
Wave Mechanics in the Light of the Reciprocal System
Consciousness, Motion, Space and Time
Language, Experience & Illusion
Multi-Dimensional Space-Time
A Note on Scalar Motion
The Interaction of Alpha Particles and Gold Atoms
Clock Space, Coordinate Space; Clock Time, Coordinate Time
A Quasar in the Making?
At the Earth's Core
The Geophysics of Planetary Evolution
Challenge to
Project Omicron
Dreams, Symbolism and Allegory
Electrogravitics Introduction
Evolving Views of Space and Time
Is Motion Prior to Matter?
Hubble Finds Intergalactic Stars
Origins of Planetary Rotation
Sub-atomic Mass Recalculated
Sub-atomic Mass Recalculated Update
Updated Values for Unit Space and Unit Time
Denslow
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Index
Prologue
Preface
1. Concepts of Mathematics
2. Postulates of the Theory
3. Theoretical Structures