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Under the two initial 1-D one parameter velocity distribution forms (one is normal, the other is exponential), the z direction scale height evolution of normal neutron stars in the Galaxy is studied by numerical simulation. We do... more
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      PhysicsTheoretical astrophysicsNumerical SimulationSignal to Noise Ratio
Based upon previous discussions on the structure of compact stars geared towards undergraduate physics students, a real experiment involving two upper-level undergraduate physics students, a beginning physics graduate, and two advanced... more
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      Stellar AstrophysicsTheoretical astrophysicsStructural Equation ModelingMathematical Modelling
Over time a few physicists have held out hope and suggested that the elusive (sterile) neutrino might actually be a disguised tachyon and could be the key to unraveling some of the universe's best-kept secrets. The tachyon ... a... more
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      PhysicsTheoretical PhysicsNuclear PhysicsQuantum Physics
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      MathematicsApplied MathematicsMathematical PhysicsLogic And Foundations Of Mathematics
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      Cosmology (Physics)GravitationTheoretical astrophysicsAstrophysics
The non-equilibrium thermodynamics of relativistic systems have a rich phenomenology. The simplest phenomenon in the class of dissipative processes is that of heat. This letter presents a brief summary of the efforts made to tackle the... more
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      Statistical MechanicsRelativityGeneral RelativityRelativistic cosmology
My work here is the Determine Age of Open Star Clusters. Star clusters, as the name suggests are very large group of stars that are gravitationally bound. They are at the same distance from earth and are of the same age. By analyzing them... more
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      Observational AstronomyStellar EvolutionTheoretical astrophysicsStar Formation
Via decrement of mass of planets, we can send the entire planets to far space orbital allocations. We can convert physical matter into energy, it can either get irradiated to outer space, get transmitted back to Earth's potential energy,... more
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      Nuclear EngineeringMathematicsEarth SciencesPhysics
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      Cosmology (Physics)Theoretical astrophysicsAstrophysicsCosmology
The main doubtful scientific ideas that today exist as completely reliable theories are listed. Even awarded scientific prizes. The reasons for the appearance and confirmation of questionable scientific ideas are analyzed.
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      Theoretical PhysicsTheoretical astrophysicsAstronomyTheoretical Particle Physics
So little is understood about the nature of being/existence, that one might be lead to ask the following somewhat ridiculous questions: Is our universe coherent? And if so, does our coherent universe have coherency limits? Does our... more
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      PhysicsTheoretical PhysicsQuantum PhysicsPhilosophy
Abstract We still analyze Jupiter Data - the paper tries to answer the following questions: 1. Why the three inner planets distances to Jupiter = their orbital circumferences but not accurately (with error 1%)? Specifically a. Venus... more
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      PhysicsTheoretical PhysicsQuantum PhysicsRadio Astronomy
This Impact Report identifies and summarises the diverse impacts, resulting from the £500m of UK funding of Science and Technology in 2013, using numerous quantitative metrics and short case study extracts. It shows how the varied... more
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      EntrepreneurshipManagementEngineeringElectrical Engineering
EFTCAMB/EFTCosmoMC are publicly available patches to the CAMB/CosmoMC codes implementing the effective field theory approach to single scalar field dark energy and modified gravity models. With the present numerical notes we provide a... more
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      Observational AstronomyTheoretical astrophysicsAstrophysicsAstronomy
a work done to simply understand the basic inflationary cosmology with minimal use of necessary general relativity
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      Theoretical astrophysicsInflationary Cosmology
This article is the transcript of the audio-visual presentation titled ‘Wormholes: Science Fiction or Pure Fantasy?’ [7] prior to Hollywood’s release of the movie ‘Interstellar’, the plot of which involves astronauts travelling through a... more
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      PhysicsTheoretical PhysicsCosmology (Physics)Theoretical astrophysics
All alleged black hole solutions pertain to a universe that is spatially infinite, is eternal, contains only one mass, is not expanding, and is asymptotically flat or asymptotically curved. But the alleged big bang cosmology pertains to a... more
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      MathematicsMathematical PhysicsPhysicsTheoretical Physics
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      General RelativityTheoretical astrophysicsBlack HolesString Theory
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      PhysicsStellar AstrophysicsCosmology (Physics)Theoretical astrophysics
Abstract. The model of the elastic continuum = Gukuum and in it localized wave vortices is used. The solutions of the wave equation have a discrete spectrum. Identification of the first solution i, j = (0,0) as an electron was carried... more
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      PhysicsTheoretical PhysicsObservational AstronomyTheoretical astrophysics
Book review

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      GeographyPhilosophyScience CommunicationTeacher Education
Abstract - The rate 1.0725 is found frequently between many solar planets orbital and internal distances (a constant rate) - I suggest this rate is found because of Lorentz Contraction Phenomenon i.e. - There's a difference in... more
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      Engineering PhysicsMathematical PhysicsPhysicsTheoretical Physics
Relativity theory treats spacetime as a mathematical abstraction—a four-dimensional coordinate system analogous to the three dimensions of Cartesian geometry. It does not exist, per se. It is not a “thing” in any tangible sense. It merely... more
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      Theoretical PhysicsPhilosophyOntologyCosmology (Physics)
Mass transfer in close binaries is often non-conservative and the modeling of this kind of mass transfer is mathematically challenging as in this case due to the loss of mass as well as angular momentum the governing system gets... more
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      Observational AstronomyTheoretical astrophysicsAstrologyHistory of Astronomy
ANNALS OF PHYSICS: 63, 127-133 (1970)
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      PhysicsGeneral RelativityTheoretical astrophysics
Since the beginning of human history people have always wondered about the cosmos however limited the educational horizons of a generation might be. People also have always wondered about space and time and the relation they bear to the... more
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      PhysicsCosmology (Physics)TheologyDeath Studies
The so-called ‘Schwarzschild solution’ is not Schwarzschild’s solution, but a corruption, due to David Hilbert (December 1916), of the Schwarzschild/Droste solution, wherein m is allegedly the mass of the source of an associated... more
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      Mathematical PhysicsPhysicsTheoretical PhysicsCosmology (Physics)
In contact binaries mass transfer is usually non-conservative which ends into loss of mass as well as angular momentum in the system. In the present work we have presented a new mathematical model of the non-conservative mass transfer... more
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      PhysicsGeneral RelativityTheoretical astrophysicsSpecial Relativity
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      Theoretical astrophysicsAstrologyHistory of AstronomyHistory of Astrology
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      Theoretical astrophysicsHistory of AstronomyHistory of AstrologyAstrophysics
The golden ring to which most physicists aspire is a unified field theory that incorporates all of modern and classical physics. Some scientists and others call this a TOE or ‘theory of everything’, but it is no more than false hubris to... more
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      Mathematical PhysicsGeometry And TopologyAlgebraic GeometryNon Euclidean Geometry
We still discuss the question " Can Jupiter effect on the Earth Moon?" Let's summarize the main idea: -I suppose the solar system is one building and each planet is a part of this same building – based on this vision – each planet data... more
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      PhysicsTheoretical PhysicsQuantum PhysicsObservational Astronomy
Since the age of three, I have been completely engaged in thinking about where I found myself since before birth; reality. I was born thinking dualistically and knew it. This duality spun around in my head and I didn’t yet know what it... more
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      Quantum PhysicsTheoretical astrophysics
As the new millennium begins, science is entering a new era with a high expectation of another scientific revolution. Pundits and academics have all agreed that twentieth century science was dominated by physics, but the twenty-first... more
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      Theoretical PhysicsPhilosophy of MindCosmology (Physics)History of Science
The search for extrasolar planets is strongly motivated by the goal of characterizing how frequent habitable worlds and life may be within the Galaxy. Whilst much effort has been spent on searching for Earth-like planets, large moons may... more
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      Theoretical astrophysicsExoplanetsAstrophysicsAstronomy
Nuclear Spin is a Vector Quantity and not a Scalar. Pauli's logic about the (alleged) Nuclear Spin of Neutrinos is not credible. The Brilliant Wolfgang Pauli's Logical Blunder of 1930 As of yet, 2020, no experiment has ever been... more
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      PhysicsTheoretical PhysicsNuclear PhysicsStellar Astrophysics
The Ten Assumptions of Science presents the logically coherent set of assumptions destined to define 21st century scientific philosophy. Glenn Borchardt first explains why assumptions and not absolutes are necessary for scientific... more
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      PhilosophyMetaphysicsPhilosophy of ScienceTheoretical astrophysics
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      PhysicsGeneral RelativityTheoretical astrophysicsAstrophysics
Since Einstein died in 1955, very few theoretical scientists have tried to complete his work because the pendulum of history has swung toward favoring field theories based on the quantum for the expected unification of physics. Nearly... more
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      PhysicsTheoretical PhysicsNuclear PhysicsQuantum Physics
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      Observational AstronomyTheoretical astrophysicsAstrologyHistory of Astronomy
The Catalogue of Spacetimes is a collection of four-dimensional Lorentzian spacetimes in the context of the General Theory of Relativity (GR). The aim of the catalogue is to give a quick reference for students who need some basic facts of... more
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      Theoretical PhysicsGeneral RelativityTheoretical astrophysics
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      Mathematical PhysicsPhysicsTheoretical PhysicsCosmology (Physics)
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      Cosmology (Physics)Theoretical astrophysics
I extend my thanks to Professor Gerardus ‘t Hooft, Nobel Laureate in Physics, for making more widely known my work on black hole theory, big bang cosmology, and Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity, by means of his personal website,... more
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      Mathematical PhysicsPhysicsTheoretical PhysicsPhilosophy of Science
A century and a half ago, a revolution in human thought began that has gone largely unrecognized by modern scholars: A system of non-Euclidean geometries was developed that literally changed the way that we view our world. At first, some... more
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      PhysicsTheoretical PhysicsElectromagnetismPhilosophy of Science
Nearly three decades ago, a physical anomaly that should have shaken physics to its very foundations was observed: The galaxy rotation problem. The new concept of Cold Dark Matter was invoked to explain this anomaly. Alternative... more
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      PhysicsTheoretical PhysicsCosmology (Physics)General Relativity
The Matter Creation: 1- The Energy is found before any Matter Birth 2- The Energy is in motion (always) 3- The Energy motion creates relativistic effects (because the Energy has different velocities in her motion) 4- Lorentz Length... more
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      PhysicsTheoretical PhysicsSolid State PhysicsStellar Astrophysics