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QUANTUM FLUCTUATIONS AND SEMICLASSICAL GRAVITY THEORY PH.D. THESIS
Tufts Univ., Medford, MA. KUO, CHUNG-I. 1994, 119 PAGES
Avail: Univ. Microfilms Order No. DA9419336
Semiclassical gravity theory should serve as a working model before the final
theory of quantized gravity is known, or as an approximation for manageable
calculations even when the final theory is known. We deal with the important
issue of the applicability of the semiclassical theory of gravity,
specifically considering the effects of quantum fluctuations of the matter
fields and the induced metric perturbations. The quantum fields with negative
energy densities are proposed to be the cases where the semiclassical theory
is no longer valid. We start with a discussion of the basic notions and
developments of semiclassical gravity theory, and continue with a discussion
of the establishment of a meaningful measurement of the deviation from
semiclassical theory. The measure is a normalized dispersion of the energy
density. The non-positive-definiteness of the energy density of quantum
fields is derived and discussed. Important cases, like squeezed states and
the Casimir effect, which exhibit negative energy densities, are discussed
and the deviations from semiclassical theory are checked. A test particle
method using a generalized Langevin equation is formulated for the physical
description of systems for which the semiclassical theory can not be used.
Quantum fields around straight infinite cosmic string is another example of
where the negative energy densities may arise. We examine the validity of
semiclassical theory for this case. The Casimir force due to the zero-point
fluctuations of the electromagnetic fields in the presence of a conducting
plate is another case where the quantum fluctuations are large and naive
classical consideration should be modified. Using the test particle method,
we are able to show that it is a relaxation phenomenon and that a notion of
effective temperature can be associated with it.
CASI Accession Number: N95-29527
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ELECTROMAGNETIC-GRAVITATIONAL CONVERSION CROSS SECTIONS IN EXTERNAL
ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS
International Centre for Theoretical Physics, Trieste (Italy). LONG, HOANG
NGOC SOA, DANG VAN TRAN, TUAN A. SEP. 1994 11 PAGES DE95-613589
IC-94/285 Avail: CASI HC A03/MF A01 (US Sales Only)
The classical processes: the conversion of photons into gravitons in the
static electromagnetic fields are considered by using Feynman perturbation
techniques. The differential cross sections are presented for the conversion
in the electric field of the flat condenser and the magnetic field of the
solenoid. A numerical evaluation shows that the cross sections may have the
observable value in the present technical scenario.
CASI Accession Number: N95-30637
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THE PHYSICS OF TACHYONS. 3: TACHYON ELECTROMAGNETISM
DAWE, ROSS L. HINES, KENNETH C. University of Melbourne, Parkville,
Australia 1994 34 PAGES Australian Journal of Physics (ISSN 0004-9506)
vol 47, no 4 1994 p 431-464 Research supported by the ARC and the
University of Melbourne HTN-95-01061
A new formulation of the theory of tachyons using the same two postulates
as in special relativity is applied to electro-magnetism. Tachyonic
transformations of the electromagnetic fields E and B are rigorously
derived from Maxwell's equations and are shown to be the same as for
bradyonic transformations. Tachyonic tranformations of current density,
charge density, scalar and vector potentials are also derived and discussed.
Tachyonic optics and the four-potential of a moving tachyonic charge are
also discussed, along with generalized four-vector transformations and
electromagnetic four-tensors in extended relativity. Use is made of a
switching principle to show how tachyons automatically obey the law of
conservation of electric charge in any inertial reference frame, even
though the observed tachyon electric charge is not an invariant between
observers. The electromagnetic field produced by a charged tachyon takes
the form of a Mach cone, inside which the electromagnetic field is real
and detectable, while outside the cone the field generated by the tachyon
is imaginary and undetectable.
CASI Accession Number: A95-90247
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Franklin, Allan, 1938-
The rise and fall of the "Fifth Force" : discovery, pursuit, and
justification in modern physics / Allan Franklin. New York : American
Institute of Physics, c1993. 141 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: QC6 F673 1993
SUBJECTS: Physics--Methodology. Gravitation.
Michlo, George, 1942-
The push of gravity / George Michlo ; illustrated by Warwick Humphries.
1st ed. New York : Vantage Press, c1993. xv, 101 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: QC178 .M49 1993
SUBJECTS: Gravitation.
ISBN: 0533091330
Doughty, Noel A. (Noel Arthur)
Lagrangian interaction : an introduction to relativistic symmetry in
electrodynamics and gravitation / Noel A. Doughty. Sydney ; Readwood City,
Calif. : Addison-Wesley, c1990. xix, 569 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: QC631 .D68 1990
SUBJECTS: Electrodynamics. Gravitation. Relativity. Symmetry.
ISBN: 0201416255 (U.S.) : $33.95
Alexander, S.
Gravity and inertia : the mechanism / by S. Alexander. Santa Barbara,
Calif. : G.E.C. Research, c1985. 64 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: QC178 .A44 1985
SUBJECTS: Gravitation. Inertia (Mechanics)
ISBN: 0939525054
Harrigan, Gregory Leo, 1919-
The great gravity myth / Gregory Leo Harrigan. 2nd ed., rev. and enl.
Minneapolis : Shanty Press, 1991. p. cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: QC178 .H28 1991 *CIP - NOT YET IN LC*
SUBJECTS: Gravitation--Miscellanea. Serendipity in science.
ISBN: 0916403033 (lib. bdg.) : $8.95
Soldano, B. A.
A new look at Maxwell's equations and the permittivity of free space / by
B.A. Soldano. Greenville, S.C., U.S.A. : Grenridge Pub., 1982. 50 p.
LC CALL NUMBER: QB341 .S65 1982
SUBJECTS: Gravitation. Maxwell equations.
Gallimore, J. G.
Transverse paraphysics : the new science of space, time, and gravity control
J.G. Gallimore. Millbrae, Calif. : Tesla Book Co., 1982. ix, 359 p.
LC CALL NUMBER: QC173.59.S65 G35 1982
SUBJECTS: Space and time. Gravitation.
Mancini Ridolfini, Niccolo.
Elettricita e magnetismo; rotazione elettro-magnetica gravitazionale.
Bologna, L. Cappelli, 1931. vii, 506 p. illus. 25 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: QC518 .M36
SUBJECTS: Electromagnetic theory. Space and time. Gravitation.
King, Moray B.
Tapping the zero-point energy / Moray B. King. Provo, UT : Paraclete Pub.,
c1989. iii, 169 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: QC178 .K5575 1989
SUBJECTS: Antigravity. Radiation. Electromagnetics. Force and energy.
ISBN: 0962335606 : $9.95
The Large N expansion in quantum field theory and statistical physics : from
spin systems to 2-dimensional gravity / editors, Edouard Brezin, Spenta R.
Wadia. Singapore ; River Edge, NJ : World Scientific, c1993. xiv, 1130 p.
LC CALL NUMBER: QC174.45 .L37 1993
SUBJECTS: Quantum field theory. String models. Gauge fields (Physics)
ISBN: 9810204558
Magnetic susceptibility of superconductors and other spin systems / edited by
Robert A. Hein, Thomas L. Francavilla, and Donald H. Liebenberg. New York :
Plenum Press, c1991. xx, 606 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: QC611.97.M34 M34 1991
SUBJECTS: Superconductors--Magnetic properties--Magnetic susceptibility
United States. Office of Naval Research.
Office of Naval Research Workshop on Magnetic Susceptibility of
Superconductors and Other Spin Systems (1991 : Coolfont, W. Va.)
"Proceedings of the Office of Naval Research Workshop on Magnetic
Susceptibility of Superconductors and Other Spin Systems, held May 20-23,
1991, in Coolfont, Berkeley Springs, West Virginia"--T.p. verso.
ISBN: 0306441977
Spin waves and magnetic excitations / volume editors, A.S. Borovik-Romanov,
S.K. Sinha. Amsterdam ; New York : North-Holland ; New York, N.Y. : Sole
distributors for the U.S.A. and Canada, Elsevier Science Pub. Co., 1988.
LC CALL NUMBER: QC762 .S66 1988
SUBJECTS: Spin waves. Magnons. Dielectrics--Magnetic properties.
Metals--Magnetic properties.
Modern problems in condensed matter sciences ; v. 22
ISBN: 0444870687 (v. 1)
Aono, Osamu, 1937-
Rotation of a magnetic field / Osamu Aono and Ryo Sugihara. Nagoya, Japan :
Institute of Plasma Physics, Nagoya University, 1986. 6 p. ; 30 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: QC717.6 .N35 no. 792 (ALTERNATE CLASS QC754.2.M3)
SUBJECTS: Magnetic fields. Electrodynamics.
Research report (Nagoya Daigaku. Purazumu Kenkyujo) ; IPPJ-792.
Handbook of electron spin resonance : data sources, computer technology,
relaxation, and ENDOR / edited by Charles P. Poole, Jr. and Horacio A. Farach.
New York : American Institute of Physics, c1994. x, 660 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: QC762 .H32 1994
SUBJECTS: Electron paramagnetic resonance.
Electron nuclear double resonance spectroscopy. Relaxation phenomena.
ISBN: 1563960443 (acid-free)
Mims, W. B.
The linear electric field effect in paramagnetic resonance / W. B. Mims.
Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1976. 339 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: QC762 .M55
SUBJECTS: Electron paramagnetic resonance. Electric fields.
ISBN: 0198519443 : L9.75
Morrison, Clyde A. (Clyde Arthur), 1926-
Angular momentum theory applied to interactions in solids / C.A. Morrison.
Berlin ; New York : Springer-Verlag, c1988. 159 p. ; 25 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: QD475 .M68 1988
SUBJECTS: Crystal field theory. Angular momentum.
ISBN: 0387189904 (U.S. : pbk.)
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Mirman, R.
Massless representations of the Poincare Group : electromagnetism,
gravitation, quantum mechanics, geometry / R. Mirman. Commack, N.Y. : Nova
Science Publishers, 1995. p. cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: QC20.7.G76 M57 1995 *CIP - NOT YET IN LC*
SUBJECTS: Representations of groups. Poincare series. Electromagnetism.
Gravitation. Quantum theory. Geometry. Mathematical physics.
ISBN: 1560722592
Antunez de Mayolo, Santiago, 1887-1967.
The neutral element base of matter and probable cause of gravitation /
Santiago Antunez de Mayolo. Lima, Peru : Universidad Nacional Mayor de San
Marcos, 1948. 36 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: MLCS 94/12050 (Q)
SUBJECTS: Nuclear physics. Matter--Constitution.
Translation of "Work presented in Spanish to the IV. South American
Chemistry Congress, Santiago, Chile, March 1948."
Ciufolini, Ignazio, 1951-
Gravitation and inertia / Ignazio Ciufolini and John Archibald Wheeler.
Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press, c1995. xi, 498 p.
LC CALL NUMBER: QC173.59.G44 C58 1995
SUBJECTS: Geometrodynamics. General relativity. Gravitation. Inertia.
ISBN: 0691033234 (acid-free paper)
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TITLE: Excalibur Briefing
AUTHOR: Thomas E. Bearden
COPYRIGHT DATE: 1980, 1988
PUBLISHER: Strawberry Hill Press/A Walnut Hill Book
ISBN# 0-89407-060-6
PURCHASED FROM: Tesla Book Co. or Fry's INC. INQ.
COMMENTS ....
According to the front and rear covers this book explains
paranormal phenomena and the interaction of mind and matter. There
are 4 chapters plus a glossary and bibliography. 332 pages, 42
photographs, and 40 illustrations. Chapter one is called... A
Sampling of Specific Paranormal Phenomena. Some of the subjects in
this chapter are...Remote Viewing The Moray Radiant Energy Device,
Thought Photography, Pavlita's Psychotronic Generators, UFO's,
Kirlian Photograpy, Psychic Surgery Chapter Two is called...A
Theoretical Background for Understanding PT, UFO's and PSI
Phenomena...Some of the subjects are.... Unexplained Mysteries of
Physics, Two Slit Experiment, Radionics, Biofields and Maverick
Worlds Chapter Three is called...New Military Applications of PSI
Research Some of the subjects covered are...Background to
Psychotronic Research in the U.S and the U.S.S.R., Radiation of the
U.S. Embassy, Hyperspace Howitzer operation, Virtual States and
Hyperspaces, Feynman diagrams The Neurophone, Soviet Woodpecker
signals The last chapter covers Soviet Phase Conjugate Directed
Energy Weapons (Weapons that use time reversed Electromagnetic
Waves) The Glossary is about 30 pages long and is very useful.
Bearden, T. E. (Thomas E.), 1930-
Excalibur briefing / Thomas E. Bearden ; foreword by John White ; special
drawings by Hal Crawford. San Francisco : Strawberry Hill Press, c1980.
LC CALL NUMBER: BF1999 .B387 1980
SUBJECTS: Occultism. Unidentified flying objects.
ISBN: 0894070150 (pbk.) : $8.95
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TITLE: Magnetism:An Introductory Survey
AUTHOR: E.W. Lee
COPYRIGHT DATE: 1963,1970
PUBLISHER: Dover Publications Inc. New York
ISBN# 0-486-24689-2
PURCHASED FROM: Lindsay Publications
COMMENTS ....
Paperback, 280 pages, Some photographs and Illustrations
Some of subjects covered are....Atomic Theory of Matter, Earth's
Magnetism History of Magnetism, Magnetism in Scientific Research,
Paramagnetism and Diamagnetism
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TITLE: Tesla: The Lost Inventions
AUTHOR: George Trinkhaus
COPYRIGHT DATE: 1988
PUBLISHER: High Voltage Press
ISBN# N/A
PURCHASED FROM: Lindsay Publications
COMMENTS ....
Paper, 33 Pages, 42 Illustrations. Describes Tesla's lost
inventions in plain, easy to understand English. According to the
author, patents are hard to understand. In the illustrations he
shows the patent number. Some of the inventions include...
Disk Turbine Rotary Engine
Magnifying Transmitter
Transport
Free Energy Receiver
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TITLE: Tesla: Man out of Time
AUTHOR: Margaret Cheney
COPYRIGHT DATE: 1981
PUBLISHER: Laurel Book by Dell Publishing Co.
ISBN# 0-440-39077-X
PURCHASED FROM: Tesla Book Co. or Lindsay Publications
COMMENTS ....
Paperback 320 Pages, 8 Pages of Rare Photographs
Good biography of Tesla. 30 Chapters plus Reference Notes.
Chapter 29 deals with Tesla's papers and what may have happened to
them after he died.
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TITLE: The Cosmic Conspiracy
AUTHOR: Stan Deyo
COPYRIGHT DATE: 1978
PUBLISHER: West Australian Texas Trading
ISBN# 0-908477-00-7
PURCHASED FROM: Tesla Book Co.
COMMENTS ....
Paperback 200 Pages. The book is divided into 3 sections with each
section containing at least 6 chapters. Plus there are 7 Appendices.
At the end of each section there is a Suggested reading list for
that section. Section One deals with research into Electro-
Gravitic Propulsion Tesla, Weather Warfare, Conspiracys.
Section Two deals with Mysticism and Numerology, mystery schools,
Illuminati Section Three deals with Religious Ideas
In the appendices there are articles on Townsend Brown, Einstein's
Relativity error, Michelson Morley experiment, Electo-Dynamic
Propulsion, Practical Ion Craft. Very fascinating book.
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TITLE: The Philadelphia Experiment: Project Invisibilty
AUTHOR: William L. Moore, Charles Berlitz
COPYRIGHT DATE: 1979
PUBLISHER: Fawcett Crest New York
ISBN# 0-449-24280-3
PURCHASED FROM: Waldenbooks
COMMENTS ....
Paperback 288 pages.
Book on the alleged Navy experiment to make a ship invisible; to
radar or optically or both. Supposedly the ship not only became
invisible but dematerialized and rematerialized at a distant
location, then re-materialized at the original location
(Philadelphia Navy Yard). Plus there were severe side effects to
the crew members. Some of the crew were said to have disappeared
into another dimension. Some never to return.
Chapter 9 (The Unexpected Key) is very interesting because it
describes an interview with a scientist who was involved with the
Philadelphia experiment when it was being planned.
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The best introduction to dyads and dyadic analysis in electromagnetism
in my opinion is the following book:
Hollis C Chen, Theory of Electromagnetic Waves: A Coordinate-Free
Approach (1983, McGraw-Hill; 1992, TechBooks).
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It's already a proven fact that angular momentum will generate an
opposing force to gravity in the way you describe. This is a purely
General Relativistic effect. There's an article in the 1988 Foundations
of Physics "An Exact Solution to Einstein's Field Equations:
Gravitational Force Can Also Be Repulsive!"
It requires an immensely huge angular momentum to get any decent
repulsion, such that you're not going to get it by any mechanical means
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For those of you who are not familiar with the obscure aspects of General
Relativity, hopefully this will steer you in the right direction for
further research and knowledge. Non-Newtonian gravitational fields,
which may be either attractive or repulsive, can be generated from three
effects. These are that of rotating masses, moving masses, or
fluctuating masses relative to a stationary, non-rotating body. These
effects are similar to centrifugal, Coriolis, and other inertial forces
and were first described by W. de Sitter in 1916 and Hans Thirring in
1918. Dr. Robert L. Forward published his Guidelines to Antigravity in
March 1963 in the American Journal of Physics. Dr. Forward is an expert
in General Relativity and Gravity Research and studied under Weber at the
University of Maryland. In his guidelines article, he discusses the
dipole effect of gravity as predicted by General Relativity.
Unfortunately, the forces generated are extremely weak without very dense
mass or extremely high angular velocities. I suggest that everyone with
an interest in such aspects obtain a copy of this article and read it
through before passing any judgements as to these forces existing or
being generated!
-- Phillip Carpenter
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Might a mass (gravitational charge) in motion also produce another
type of field much like a magnetic one?
Something like this is "gravitomagnetic effect" is theoretically
predicted. If you were in such a field, it would simply give the
impression that you were in a locally rotating frame of reference,
so moving objects would experience coriolis forces, even when you
were not rotating relative to distant reference points. As the effect
is of the order of v1 v2/c^2 where v1 is the speed of the gravitational
source and v2 is the speed of the test object, it is extremely small
and has not yet been measured.
Note also that a rotating massive object is expected to give rise to
a similar field in the same way as a current loop gives rise to a
magnetic field. This is known as the Lense-Thirring effect.
A first-order Special Relativity approximation (which only applies for a
locally inertial frame of reference where space isn't significantly
curved) is simply that the rotation field is (v1 x g)/c^2 where g is the
Newtonian acceleration vector v1 is the velocity of the source object.
The acceleration that field generates for a body moving with velocity v2
is v2 x (v1 x g)/c^2. Note for comparison that the magnetic field is
B = (v1 x E)/c^2 so the magnetic force is q v2 x (v1 x E)/c^2.
The gravitational rotation field calculated in this way is equal to 2w
where w is the apparent angular velocity of rotation.
It is hoped that "conscience-guided" satellite experiments may confirm
this effect within a few years, but at present there are too many other
disturbances which make it too difficult to measure such a small effect.
The rotation field, whether caused by a linearly moving mass or a
rotating object, only affects moving masses. However, there is of
course a much stronger associated acceleration field which affects
all masses. From the subjective point of view, the acceleration field
may appear to be partly linear acceleration and partly "centrifugal"
force associated with rotary motion, but this is a higher-order effect.
-- Jonathan Scott
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Some scientists in Boulder, CO (USA) have suceeded in cooling down matter
into the elusive Bose-Einstein condensate. The kinetic energy of the
atoms in this state have been removed. If you could maintain this state
in stable form and spin it, the angular momentum would repel the earth
and lift many times its own mass. Outside of the atmosphere, this could
produce the desired gravitational dipole effect.
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Bonaldi, M., et al., "Inertial and Gravitational Experiments With
Superfluids: A Progress Report," Proceedings of the Fourth Marcel
Grossmann Meeting on General Relativity, Elsevler Science Publishers
B.V., 1985, pp. 1309-1317.
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Title: ANGULAR MOMENTUM PARADOXES WITH SOLENOIDS AND MONOPOLES
In: Phys.Lett.118B:385,1982
Date/Source: August 1982
Fermilab Library: FERMILAB-PUB-82/53-THY -- Preprint -- Available
Title: Long range effects in asymptotic fields and angular
momentum of classical field electrodynamics
Date/Source: February 1995
Fermilab Library: CALL NUMBER DESY-95-035 -- Preprint -- Available
Title: Angular Momentum
Authors: Brink, D. M. (David Maurice), and G.R. Satchler
Date/Source: Oxford : Clarendon Press ; New York : Oxford University
Press, 1993.
Fermilab Library: CALL NUMBER QC793.3.A5 B75 1993 -- Book -- Available
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AUTHOR(s): Hayasaka, Hideo Takeuchi, Sakae
TITLE: Gravitation and Astrophysics.
Summary: Anomalous weight reduction on a gyroscope's right rotations
around the vertical axis on the Earth.
In: Physical review letters.
DEC 18 1989 v 63 n 25 Page 2701
AUTHOR(s): Starzhinskii, V.M.
TITLE: An exceptional case of motion of the Kovalevskaia
gyroscope.
In: PMM, Journal of applied mathematics and mechanic
1983 v 47 n 1 Page 134
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