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Volume 1 - 1988


Author	Article	Page	Select
Volume 1 Number 1 April 1988
G. Herzberg	Foreword	p. 3
E. Panarella	Editorial	p. 4
B.W. Schumacher	Questions Touching on the Fundamentals of Physics and Deserving an Answer	p. 5
C.K. Whitney	Distinct Questions in Relativity Theory	p. 15
C.K Whitney	Manifest Covariance in Relativistic Potential Theory	p. 18
T.E. Phipps, Jr.	Measurement Theory via Hidden Variables Not Subject to Bell’s Theorem	p. 20
P. Marmet	A New Non-Doppler Redshift	p. 24
L. Coe	Inertial Gravity and Cosmology	p. 33


Author	Article	Page	Select
Volume 1 Number 2 July 1988
J.J. Bevelacqua	Woods-Saxon Potentials for Ground State Binding Energies of A = 5- 16 ? Hypernuclei	p. 47
Cynthia Kolb Whitney	A New Perspective on the Hydrogen Atom	p. 52
Cynthia Kolb Whitney	Harmonics in the Hydrogen Atom	p. 56
Cynthia Kolb Whitney	Multiple States in the Hydrogen Atom	p. 60
Ludwik Kostro	Elementary Quanta of Action of the Four Fundamental Interactions~ Units Determined by the Universal Constants, and the Three-Wave Model of the Elementary Particle	p. 64
H. Aspden	A Theory of Proton Creation	p. 72
Allen D. Allen	Time Dilation and the Spatial Interval for Which dx/dt is Speed	p. 77
William M Honig	Replacing the Quantum Paradigm	p. 79
Allen D. Allen	Work Done on Photons During Refraction: Improved Symmetry From a More Consistent Expression for Photon Energy	p. 82
J.P. Wesley	A Scalar Gravitation Theory in Absolute Space-Time	p. 85
N.A. Salingaros	Magnetic Force-Free Configurations for Thermonuclear Fusion	p. 92
Ronald G. Newburgh	The de Broglie Relations: Lorentz Invariance and Photons	p. 102
Leon Bess	A Semi-Classical Theory of Baryon Structure	p. 109


Author	Article	Page	Select
Volume 1 Number 3 October 1988
A.G. Choate	A Relativistically Derived Cosmological Model	p. 123
N. Bates	The Paradox of the Force Accelerating an Extended Body in Relativity Theory	p. 127
A.A Berezin	Isotopic Randomness - Some Fundamental and Applied Aspects	p. 133
A.G. Gluckman	Kondo-Milne-Strauss Kinematics and its Associated Kondo Group Constructed from Gauge-Modified Voigt Pseudotransformations	p. 138
T.E. Phipps, Jr.	Getting Wind of the Ether	p. 150
I. Stein	The Nonstructure of Physical Reality: The Source of Special Relativity and Quantum Mechanics	p. 155
D.E. McLennan	The Fundamental Equations of Electrodynamics	p. 171
L. Coe	Big Bang: The Need for New Experiments	p. 176
D.E. McLennan	Energy and Momentum in Electrodynamics	p. 179
T.G. Franzel	Distant Simultaneity and the Bilateral Symmetry of a Rotating Object: An Epistemic Alternative to Newton’s Water Bucket Experiment as the Cornerstone in Philosophy of Space and Time, Part 1	p. 184


Author	Article	Page	Select
Volume 1 Number 4 December 1988
T.G. Franzel	Distant Simultaneity and the Bilateral Symmetry of a Rotating Object: An Epistemic Alternative to Newton’s Water Bucket Experiment as the Cornerstone in Philosophy of Space and Time, Part 2	p. 213
Neil Bates	A Paradox of Energy Conservation due to the Relativistic Velocity-Transformation Law	p. 244
William M. Honig	The Correspondence Between the Axioms of Quantum Mechanics and Imaginary and Transfinite Number Forms	p. 247
J. Perdijon	Wave-Particle Duality as a Relativistic Paradox	p. 259
Peter Graneau	Magnetic Energy in Ampčre-Neumann E1ectrodynamics	p. 262
Ricardo L. Carezani	A New Experiment With RaE	p. 269
B.A. Manning	A Preliminary Analysis of the Silvertooth Experiment	p. 272
Russell Anania	Analysis of Compton-Mössbauer Neutrino Scattering Applicable to Telescopic Imaging	p. 275
E.J. Post	Heisenberg’s Epistemological Omission	p. 279
D.E. McLennan	The Analysis of Maxwell’s Equations: Set 2	p. 285

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