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Volume 36: Pages 369-371, 2023

A note on anisotropic quantum gravity

S. Halayka

741 McCraney Crescent, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan S6V 6W3, Canada

(12/10)


Volume 36: Pages 361-368, 2023

Emission, propagation, and reflection of light as mechanical phenomena applied to the Majorana experiment

Filip Dambi Filipescu

23995 N 167th Dr., Surprise, Arizona 85387, USA

(6/10)


Volume 36: Pages 358-360, 2023

Electronic transitions between energy levels without the emission of electromagnetic radiation

Emory Taylorand Rajan Iyer

1100 W. Main St., Apt 715, Bloomfield, Indiana 47424, USA

2Engineeringinc International Operational Teknet Earth Global, 1113 West Auburn Dr., Tempe, Arizona 85283, USA

(2/10)


Volume 36: Pages 352-357, 2023

An intuitive and simplified formulation of general relativistic gravity in freely falling frames

Lane R. Miller

3328 Bentwillow Drive, Fuquay Varina, North Carolina 27526, USA

(21/9)


Volume 36: Pages 336-351, 2023

Model of the photon made up of lines of elementary waves. Realistic explanation of obtaining interferences by emitting photons one by one through two Young’s slits

Olivier Pignard

16 Boulevard du Docteur Cathelin, 91160 Longjumeau, France

(20/9)


Volume 36: Pages 299-335, 2023

The zitterbewegung electron puzzle

Inés Urdaneta Santos

International Space Federation SA, 6 Route de Malagnou, 1208 Genève, Switzerland; Torus Tech LLC, 991 Calle Negocio, San Clemente, California 92673, USA; and Hypatia Research Institute México, Nuevo Léon 213, CDMX 06170, México

(18/9)


Volume 36: Pages 287-298, 2023

A ubiquitous, nearby reservoir of electromagnetic energy hidden in the fourth spatial dimension as a consequence of Kelvin’s rule (for constant electric currents) and of the Poynting vector

Andreas Trupp

Kappenberger Damm 27, D-48151 Münster, Germany

(28/8)


Volume 36: Pages 277-286, 2023

Time dilation and the equivalence of inertial frames

Chandru Iyer1and G. M. Prabhu2

1C3/15A, First Floor, DLF Phase I, Gurugram 122002, Haryana, India

2Department of Computer Science, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa 50011, USA

(20/8)


Volume 36: Pages 274-276, 2023

Airy’s experiment and the dragging of light by a moving medium

Filip Dambi Filipescu

23995 N 167th Dr., Surprise, Arizona 85387, USA

(11/8)


Volume 36: Pages 269-273, 2023

On the mathematical structure of Einstein field equations and the existence of dark fields

Vu B Ho

9 Adela Court, Mulgrave, Victoria 3170, Australia

(7/8)


Volume 36: Pages 265-268, 2023

 

How Einstein prevents Bohr’s quantum mechanics from being a fundamental theory

Emory Taylor1and Rajan Iyer2

1100 W. Main St., Apt 715, Bloomfield, Indiana 47424, USA

2Engineeringinc International Operational Teknet Earth Global, 1113 West Auburn Dr., Tempe,

Arizona 85283, USA

(3/8)


Volume 36: Pages 261-264, 2023

A hypothetical mechanism for the red shift of light in respect to the expansion of the universe

Michael James Curran

34 Bideford Court, Parkville, Maryland 21234, USA

(2/8)


Volume 36: Pages 259-60, 2023

Lorentz transformation for motion in the opposite direction

Jack G. Liu

University of Texas, HSCH, 1200 Pressler, Houston, Texas 77030, USA

(27/7)


Volume 36: Pages 256-258, 2023

Dielectric constant and magnetic permeability in the Newtonian gravitational field derived by the elastic energy

Noboru Kohiyama

2-1-5-710 Shinmeidai, Hamura, Tokyo 205-0023, Japan

(25/7)


Volume 36: Pages 250-255, 2023

Teletransportation paradox and quantum consciousness

Everett X. Wang,Zhong Lin Wang,1,2 Shudong Zhou,3 Zhanyong Hong,1and C. Wang4

1Beijing Institute of Nanoenergy and Nanosystems, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 101400, China

2Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia 30332, USA

3Zscaler, Inc., San Jose, California 94555, USA

4Guangdong University of Technology, Guangzhou, Guangdong 510006, China

(23/7)


Volume 36: Pages 242-249, 2023

Three-dimensional space displacement through a fourth spatial dimension explains both light speed value and special relativity

José M. Frade

Avda. Doctor Arce 37, 28002 Madrid, Spain

 (4/7)


Volume 36: Pages 230-241, 2023

Einstein’s relativity falsified: I. The factor c can take values larger than √2, which requires a speed of light < c in moving inertial frames

Reiner Georg Ziefle

Brunnenstrasse 17, 91598 Colmberg, Germany

(16/6)


Volume 36: Pages 223-229, 2023

Reflection of light as a mechanical phenomenon applied to the Michelson interferometer with sunlight as a source

Filip Dambi Filipescu

23995 N 167th Dr., Surprise, Arizona 85387, USA

(13/6)


Volume 36: Pages 216-222, 2023

The motion of massless “object” and the physical essence and motion law of light

Jiqing Zeng1and Tianhe Zeng2

1South China Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou 510650, China

2School of Environment, Jinan University, Guangzhou 511443, China

(6/6)


Volume 36: Pages 212-215, 2023

A classical guide to entanglement

Joseph Shaffer

 638 Pleasant St., Boulder, Colorado 80302, USA

(5/6)


Volume 36: Pages 198-211, 2023

Many-body theories for negative kinetic energy systems

Huai-Yu Wang

Department of Physics, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China

(2/6)


Volume 36: Pages 194-197, 2023

Investigating Casimir effect in sonoluminescence bubble: A brief overview

Ciprian Pater,1 Clara Javaherian,2 and Saad Tariq3

1Faculty of Humanities and Pedagogy, University of Agder, 4630 Kristianstad, Norway

2ARC Centre for Engineered Quantum Systems, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Macquarie University, 2109 Sydney, Australia

3Faculty of Science and Technology, University of Central Punjab, 54000 Lahore, Pakistan

(28/5)


Volume 36: Pages 190-193, 2023

Complete power cycle exhaust heat regeneration and the second law of thermodynamics

David Van Den Einde

1284 170th St., Bejou, Minnesota 56516, USA

(10/5)


Volume 36: Pages 173-189, 2023

Simultaneity, language, and experience

Randolph Lundberg

102 Kilbreck Drive, Cary, North Carolina 27511, USA

(9/5)


Volume 36: Pages 168-172, 2023

Importance of synchronization in the observation of event coordinates

Chandru Iyer

1344, Sector 37, Faridabad, Haryana 121003, India

(1/5)


Volume 36: Pages 160-167, 2023

Computer study of metric perturbations impinging on coupled axon tracts

Aman Chawla1 and Salvatore Domenic Morgera2

1Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Dayananda Sagar University, Bengaluru, Karnataka 562 112, India

2Department of Electrical Engineering, University of South Florida, 4202 E. Fowler Avenue, Tampa, Florida 33620, USA

(27/4)


Volume 36: Pages 149-159, 2023

A theory of dark energy that matches dark matter

Huai-Yu Wang

Department of Physics, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China

(15/6)


 

Volume 36: Pages 140-148, 2023

The behaviors of the wave functions of small molecules with negative kinetic energies

Huai-Yu Wang

Department of Physics, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China

 (14/4)


Volume 36: Pages 129-139, 2023

Aether dynamics: Classical mechanics explained

Peter M. Atkinson1and Samuel Nlend2

1Target Laboratory, No. 33, Louie Avenue, Northcliffe, 2195 Randburg, Johannesburg, South Africa

2Centre for Telecommunications, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Johannesburg, No 28

(12/4)


 

Volume 36: Pages 123-128, 2023

Can Lorentz relativistic mass explain the lack of velocity time dilation in quasars?

Espen Gaarder Haug1and Gianfranco Spavieri2

1Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Chr. Magnus Falsens vei 18, 1430 A°s, Norway

2Centro de Fisica Fundamental, Universidad de Los Andes, Merida 5101, Venezuela

(3/4)


Volume 36: Pages 117-122, 2023

A Euclidean geometric model that has a maximum speed c

Wenhui Zheng

No. 2, Lane 15, Chaohai Road, Chaoyang District, Shantou City, Guangdong Province 515000, China

(23/3)


Volume 36: Pages 112-116, 2023

Could motion be space-time expanding and contracting?

Frank De Silva

210/42 Jenner st., Nundah, QLD 4012, Australia

(18/3)


Volume 36: Pages 107-111, 2023

The role of the algebraic presign of the terms in the particles partition function

Borros Arneth

Philipps University Marburg, Baldinger Str 1, 35033 Marburg, Germany

(13/3)


Volume 36: Pages 100-106, 2023

Conservation of angular momentum and the existence of absolute time and space

A. Paglietti

University of Cagliari, 09123 Cagliari, Italy

(6/3)


Volume 36: Pages 94-99, 2023

The optical measurement speed of moving bodies and the observer’s position effect

Tianhe Zeng1 and Jiqing Zeng2

1School of Environment, Jinan University, Guangzhou 511443, China

2South China Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou 510650, China

(4/3)


Volume 36: Pages 90-93, 2023

Velocity of light through a moving medium applied to the Fizeau experiment

Filip Dambi Filipescu

23995 N 167th Dr., Surprise, Arizona 85387, USA

(28/2)


Volume 36: Pages 87-89, 2023

Comment on “Bell tests explained by classical optics without quantum entanglement” by Dean L. Mamas [Phys. Essays 34, 340 (2021)]

Richard D. Gill

Mathematical Institute, Leiden University, Niels Bohrweg 1, 2333 CA Leiden, the Netherlands

Volume 36: Pages 77-86, 2023

(21/2)


Anomalous entropic effects in physical systems associated with collective consciousness

Dean Radin

Institute of Noetic Sciences, 7250 Redwood Blvd., Suite 208, Novato, California 94945-3271, USA

(17/2)


Volume 36: Pages 61-76, 2023

Fundamentals of unified physics

Alfredo Bacchieri

via Ingegneri 2, 26100 Cremona, Italy

(24/2)


Volume 36: Pages 55-60, 2023

Further considerations about light and gravity in terms of classical mechanics

Michael James Curran

34 Bideford Court, Parkville, Maryland 21234, USA

(6/2)


Volume 36: Pages 51-54, 2023

Mass-energy equation and the theory of photon emission derived from Bohr’s theory

Noboru Kohiyama

2-1-5-710 Shinmeidai, Hamura, Tokyo 205-0023, Japan

(29/1)


Volume 36: Pages 37-50, 2023

Testing a Planck scale mechanism by applying to matter a law for light: A new gravity theory that closely mimics standard theory

J. M. Kerr

16 Rose Lane, Ripley, Surrey GU23 6NE, United Kingdom

 (25/1)


Volume 36: Pages 33-36, 2023

Entanglement physics: Newtonian mechanics involves entanglement, ether, and equivalence principle

Masanori Sato

Aichi Institute of Technology, 1247 Yachigusa, Yakusa-cho, Toyota, Aichi 470-0392, Japan

(23/1)


Volume 36: Pages 30-32, 2023

Double slit interference: Part I

Richard Oldani

2203 Clymer-Sherman Rd., Clymer, New York 14724, USA

(18/1)


Volume 36: Pages 22-29, 2023

Time has no dimensionality or physical existence

J. N. Percival

Chappell Natural Philosophy Society, 79 Haviland Road, Ridgefield, Connecticut 06877, USA

(13/1)


Volume 36: Pages 13-21, 2023

Liouville equation in statistical mechanics is not applicable to gases composed of colliding molecules

Huai-Yu Wang

Department of Physics, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China

(9.1)


Volume 36: Pages 1-12, 2023

Summing up the Feynman diagrams: Toward quantum gluonodynamics

Borros Arneth

Philipps University Marburg, Baldingerstr. 1, 35033 Marburg, Germany and Justus Liebig University Giessen, Feulgenstr 12, 35392 Giessen, Germany

(26/12)


Volume 35: Pages 414-416, 2022

Erratum: “Absurd: Einstein’s special relativity (SR) causes an inconstant speed of light, claiming to explain the consequences of a constant speed c” [Phys. Essays 35, 372 (2022)]

Reiner Georg Ziefle

Brunnenstrasse 17, 91598 Colmberg, Germany

(21/12)


Volume 35: Pages 401-413, 2022

New type of motion to visualize the Copenhagen interpretation

Firyuza Yanchilinaand Vasily L. Yanchilin2

1World Federation of Science Journalists, 6360 102 Street, Rego Park, New York 11374, USA

2Department of Science, “Poisk,” Russian Academy of Sciences, 15 Kedrova Street, Moscow 117292, Russian Federation

(14/12)


Volume 35: Pages 398-400, 2022

Propagation of Newtonian gravitation derived by the elastic energy

Noboru Kohiyama

2-1-5-710 Shinmeidai, Hamura, Tokyo 205-0023, Japan

(13/12)


Volume 35: Pages 395-397, 2022

Discontinuum physics leads to a table of realities for making predictions

Emory Taylor1and Rajan Iyer2

1100 W. Main St., Apt 715, Bloomfield, Indiana 47424, USA

2Engineeringinc International Operational Teknet Earth Global, 1113 West Auburn Dr., Tempe, Arizona 85283, USA

(6.12)


 Volume 35: Pages 392-394, 2022

Galilean transformation is not completely Newtonian

Shukri Klinaku

University of Prishtina, Rr. George Bush 31, Prishtina 10000, Kosovo

(5/12)


 

Volume 35: Pages 380-391, 2022

The mathematical physical equations satisfied by retarded and advanced Green’s functions

Huai-Yu Wang

Department of Physics, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China

(2/12)


Volume 35: Pages 372-379, 2022

Absurd: Einstein’s special relativity (SR) causes an inconstant speed of light, claiming to explain the consequences of a constant speed c

Reiner Georg Ziefle

Brunnenstrasse 17, 91598 Colmberg, Germany

(11/11)


Volume 35: Pages 364-371, 2022

Neutron star event horizons

Martin T. Cole

Level 3, 63 Stead Street, South Melbourne, Victoria 3205 Australia

(21/11)


Volume 35: Pages 356-363, 2022

Unified cosmological scale versus Planck scale: As above, so below!

Espen Gaarder Haug

Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Chr. Magnus Falsens vei 18, 1430 Ås, Norway

(8.11)


Volume 35: Pages 345-355, 2022

Black holes, disk structures, and cosmological implications in e-dimensional space

Subhash Kakand Menas C. Kafatos

Chapman University, Orange, California 92866, USA

(4/11)


Volume 35: Pages 326-344, 2022

Classical Doppler shift explains the Michelson–Morley null result

Nathan Rapport

5247 Wilson Mills Road #717, Richmond Heights, Ohio 44143, USA

(3/11)


Volume 35: Pages 322-325, 2022

Microstates of position and momentum result in gravitational entropy

Christopher N. Watson

1300 E. 86th Street, Suite 14, Indianapolis, Indiana 46240, USA

(19.10)


Volume 35: Pages 321-321, 2022

Einstein’s questioning and speculations lead to theoretical photon momentum

Emory Taylor1and Rajan Iyer2

1100 W. Main St., Apt 715 Bloomfield, 47424 Indiana, USA

2Engineeringinc International Operational Teknet Earth Global, Tempe, 85283 Arizona, USA

(22/9)


Volume 35: Pages 320-320, 2022

Erratum: “Classical and extended electrodynamics” [Phys. Essays 32, 112 (2019)]

Lee M. Hively1and Andrew S. Loebl2

14947 Ardley Drive, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80922, USA

29325 Briarwood Blvd., Knoxville, Tennessee 39723, USA

(30/9)


 

Volume 35: Pages 313-319, 2022

Double-slit interference and single-slit diffraction experiments on electrons

Huawang Li

Unit H 5/F Liyuan Mansion, No. 16 Mingze Street Zhongshan Dist., Dalian 116001, Liaoning Province, China

(22/9)


Volume 35: Pages 309-312, 2022

An accurate analysis of the Michelson–Morley experiment shows that the speed of light is not a constant relative to a moving frame

Cyrus Master-Khodabakhsh

BIHE Global Faculty, 4 Hood Ave., Rodd Point, New South Wale 2046, Australia

(10/9)


Volume 35: Pages 305-308, 2022

Temporal and timeless cognition in physics

Amrit Šorli and Štefan Čelan

Scientific Research Centre Bistra Ptuj, Slovenski trg 6, 2250 Ptuj, Slovenija

(8/9)


Volume 35: Pages 300-304, 2022

Gravitational waves in the dynamic medium of reference theory

Olivier Pignard

16 Boulevard du Docteur Cathelin, 91160 Longjumeau, France

(31/8)


Volume 35: Pages 294-299, 2022

Lunar ephemeris at sub microarcsecond accuracy (LESMA) leads to sub-millimeter positional accuracy of the moon

Abhijit Biswas and Krishnan R. S. Mani

Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science, 2A, Raja S. C. Mullick Road, Calcutta 700 032, India

(30/8)


Volume 35: Pages 287-293, 2022

Einstein’s bias blind spot: It is evident that the longitudinal Doppler effect contradicts the constancy of the velocity of light c in reference frames

Reiner Georg Ziefle

Brunnenstrasse 17, 91598 Colmberg, Germany

(25/8)


Volume 35: Pages 276-286, 2022

Reframing the general theory of relativity

Michael Kunkler

Relative Analytica, 91 Thurleston Avenue, Morden SM4 4BN, United Kingdom

 (23/8)


Volume 35: Pages 270-275, 2022

There is no vacuum zero-point energy in our universe for massive particles within the scope of relativistic quantum mechanics

Huai-Yu Wang

Department of Physics, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China

(23/8)


Volume 35: Pages 266-269, 2022

Emission, propagation, and reflection of light as mechanical phenomena: General considerations

Filip Dambi Filipescu

23995 N 167th Dr., Surprise, Arizona 85387, USA

(12/8)


 Volume 35: Pages 258-265, 2022

Toward a gravitational theory based on mass-induced accelerated space expansion

José M. Frade

Avda. Doctor Arce 37, 28002 Madrid, Spain

(31/7)


Volume 35: Pages 252-257, 2022

Aether destructive theory of gravity: Calculation of the aether pressure at the surface of the earth

Peter M. Atkinson,1and Samuel Nlend2

1Target Laboratory, No 33, Louie Avenue, Northcliffe, 2195 Randburg, Johannesburg, South Africa

2Centre for Telecommunications, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Johannesburg, No 28, First Street, 2192 Orange Grove, Johannesburg, South Africa

(26/7)


Volume 35: Pages 250-251, 2022

Inseparable realities result from the previous falsification of relativity and replacement of spacetime

Emory Taylor

100 W. Main St. Apt 715, Bloomfield, Indiana 47424, USA

(20/7)


Volume 35: Pages 227-249, 2022

Critical review of classical electrodynamics

Patrick Cornille

Advanced Electromagnetic Systems, 7 Rue de la Perdriere, 59320 Ennetieres-en-Weppes, France

(17/7)


Volume 35: Pages 220-226, 2022

The meanings of the mysterious number 137

Alfredo Bacchieri

via Ingegneri 2, 26100 Cremona, Italy

(19/6)