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"Aspin Bubbles" has been published.

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Yoël Lana-Renault - 04 Oct 2006 17:05 GMT
"Aspin Bubbles": a Non-linear Mechanical Interaction for the
Unification of the Forces of Nature has been published.

"Aspin Bubbles" is published in the Online Journal: APEIRON, studies in
infinite nature.

You will find my paper in its Website:
http://www.redshift.vif.com/current_issue.htm

For one better understanding and a verification of my work, I have
added in my Website: http://www.yoel-lana-renault.es , some
calculations (Electric Forces, Gravity and Casimir Forces) made with
program MATHEMATICA, where you will be able to change the input datas
and to work with more than 70 digits if it is necessary.

If this model of unification of forces seems to you reasonable and
effective, please, help me to divulge it.

Thank you very much.

Yoël Lana-Renault
crittenburg2006@yahoo.com - 04 Oct 2006 21:54 GMT
> "Aspin Bubbles": a Non-linear Mechanical Interaction for the
> Unification of the Forces of Nature has been published.
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>
> Yoël Lana-Renault

Field is a truely hard topic to understand and the basic harmonic
element is the cause.

A single field theory is divulged and the basic necessity appears the
true usage. Many, many fields are proposed and the same basic element
of discovery is either present or missing.

So I recommend trying to separate the urge to field theorize from the
basic drive to singlehandedly discover. A single theory is amazingly
more complicated than the harmonic state. A state of element to make
the electromagnetic angle is missing for instance. Why does the field,
right hand rule?

Hard stuff.

So my drive is to discover the element your field finds interestingly
unique. First glance quite nicely finds the harmonic of nature, and
this is well liked.  A harmonic as the field is another matter.

Try making harmonics in general in the correct Mathematica design. And
set define.
A first theory is then the cause of the appearance.  And this is just
for systems with harmonics.  Then try to define all systems of harmonic
behavior.  Hard stuff.

A basic fallasy is evident to prevent all state from harmomic
existence.  A cause to the relation of field to field. A different
field is then defined the relative field.  A basic first abstract
theory is then the idea.

So all relative field becomes the harmonic in relative state.

SO I advise trying harmonics, generalized, as study. A basic field then
becomes the thing to stay aways from because the cause as the theory is
the intended theory class.  A cause to universe is the level of
discussion on sci.physics.moderated.

Ask this question over there, "Can the field harmonic state cause?"

And the answer is supposed to be. "Only if you discover true odd nature
of field for the field harmonic is unknown."

So make Mathematica display the field then te harmonic then the
relative state to cause the outcome.  "States of twin paradox age."

A cause to levels of relative twin age is the discovery of your theory.
Promote it.

See.  "Given the twin paradox age difference what is the quantum state
of age level?"

Ask that over in sci.physics.

You have done a hard thing.  Theorised relative age!!! It is hard to
promote discovery, hang in there.
John C. Polasek - 09 Oct 2006 19:13 GMT
>"Aspin Bubbles": a Non-linear Mechanical Interaction for the
>Unification of the Forces of Nature has been published.
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>You will find my paper in its Website:
>http://www.redshift.vif.com/current_issue.htm

Your Eq. (2) has 1 - 2r0*r^(-1/x) but the 2d term is not
dimensionless. r^(1/x) is nonsense if x has length, or even if it
doesn't, a radius to a fractional power makes no sense. No good can
come of this.

>For one better understanding and a verification of my work, I have
>added in my Website: http://www.yoel-lana-renault.es , some
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>
>Yoël Lana-Renault
Yoël Lana-Renault - 10 Oct 2006 21:05 GMT
John C. Polasek ha escrito:

> >"Aspin Bubbles": a Non-linear Mechanical Interaction for the
> >Unification of the Forces of Nature has been published.
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> doesn't, a radius to a fractional power makes no sense. No good can
> come of this.

My English is not very good and I hope that I know how to explain to
you.

If in Equation 1, you consider wt=0, we have that the radius is r =
r0^x

If in 2d term of Equation 2 we replace this, we have:

-2 r0 r^(-1/x) = -2 r0 r0^(-x/x) = -2 r0 r0^(-1) = -2

and then, we have a term dimensionless.

The same happens with the 3d term. All the terms of the bracket of
equation 2 are dimensionless.

Yoël
 
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