Full Text Search Details
...cessary corollary to the intrusion principle. Furthermore, the relativistic properties of the kinetic vector body are defined from projective geometr... ...t VSE". G- dimensional theory is the only relativity theory having intrinsic properties which satisfy the conditions for strict Very Strong Equivalen... ...Lorentz transformation. 4. GDT Particle - Field Identities The properties of the nucleus and subcomponents, inferred from GD relativity ... ...on-noble elements should be available as well ―as deduced from the physical properties of common isotopes and their tendencies for noble-like struct... ...garding nickel and scandium, a more careful investigation of their isotopic properties than is afforded here will likely reveal their most logical c... ... smoke in a closed room, "Because the atoms of the smoke, by the laws of thermodynamics, spread and diffuse into all possible locations in the ro...

Full Text Search Details
...enerated, not reality-induced. It is not the derivative of change and irreversible (thermodynamic and other) processes OUT THERE. Their minds are pa... ...kind (sui generis). True but not relevant. One cannot rigorously derive from these properties of our brain a right to deny others access to them (s... ...ate, of course). While it is true that objects acquire unfamiliar, even outlandish properties and behaviours in our dreams, their deviations and ab... ...ieve that life on Earth is a representative sample and that we can extrapolate its properties and mechanisms of action wide and far across the Univ... ...nowing one‟s location is a tricky business as it precludes information about other properties of the object being observed. Embryonic quantum machi... ...s are emergent traits: both are not reducible to basic components, interactions, or properties. Yet, complexity does not indicate the existence of a...

Table of Contents Details
...IGIN OF GEOMETRY 76 THE ORIGIN OF TRIGONOMETRY 77 THE ORIGIN OF ALGEBRA 78 THE ORIGIN OF ANALYTIC GEOMETRY 78 THE ORIGIN OF CALCULUS 79 THE PROPERTIES OF THE DIFFERENT MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES 80 WHAT IS ARITHMETIC ? 81 WHAT IS GEOMETRY ? 81 WHAT IS TRIGONOMETRY ? 82 WHAT IS ALGEBRA ? 83 WHAT IS ANALYTIC GEOMETRY ? 83 WHAT IS CALCULUS ? 86 THE MATHEM...

Full Text Search Details
...have been proposed and substantiated between utility theory and classical thermodynamics in so far as that both neoclassical economics and classical... ...s suffice to uphold the law of substitution. 70 4.2 Utility and Thermodynamics In our present paper we have attempted to extend the... ... a direct constructional analogy to the well-known Boltzmann equation in thermodynamics. There is some uniformity in views among economists ... ...espondence exists between the formalisms of economic theory and classical thermodynamics. The laws of thermodynamics can be intuitively interpreted i... ...y interpreted in an economic context and the correspondences do show that thermodynamic entropy and economic utility are related concepts sharing th... ...future academic research especially in exploring the analogical Markovian properties of asset performances and message transmission and devising an ...

Table of Contents Details
...ODICITY OF CHEMICAL ELEMENTS AND THE LAW OF TRIADS 156 JOHANN W. DOBEREINER (1780-1849) German Chemist 156 The Law of Triads and the Periodicity of Properties of the chemical Elements. THE PERIODIC TABLE OF THE CHEMICAL ELEMENTS 159 DMITRI I. MENDELEEV (1834-1907) Russian Chemist 159 Creator of the Periodic Table of the Chemical Elements. MENDELEEV AND HIS PERIOD...

Full Text Search Details
... can postulate the existence of various time quarks (up, down, colors, etc.) whose properties cancel each other (in pairs, etc.) and thus derive th... ...Theories Return Negentropic Agents and the Increase of Entropy The Second Law of Thermodynamics predicts the gradual energetic decay of physical ... ...ore important than any other (in-built) "consideration". Time and the Third Law of Thermodynamics are pitted against Life (as an integral and ubiqu... ..., statistically evenly-scattered events would have led to an increase in entropy (thermodynamic laws are the offspring of statistical mechanics). ... ...utcome of cosmic acceleration would merely be the culmination of the Second Law of Thermodynamics. This is definitely true for our local superclust... ... common as are emergent traits, not reducible to basic components, interactions, or properties. Complexity does not, therefore, imply the existence... ...onment. They are one with their surroundings. Many complex systems display emergent properties. These cannot be predicted even with perfect knowledg... ...tc.). This information modifies the form and angle of attack (among other physical properties) of future waves. Natural learning is limited in its... ...a processing (=representations of reality) and, as a result, to informational and thermodynamic (=time) asymmetries. The feeling of the present, o...

Full Text Search Details
...lator - the market. Anger Anger is a compounded phenomenon. It has dispositional properties, expressive and motivational components, situational ... ...our genetic supremacy - merely our moral inferiority. Anthropy The Second Law of Thermodynamics predicts the gradual energetic decay of physical ... ...ore important than any other (in-built) "consideration". Time and the Third Law of Thermodynamics are pitted against Life (as an integral and ubiqu... ...e, statistically evenly-scattered events would have led to an increase in entropy (thermodynamic laws are the offspring of statistical mechanics). ... ...ick. Objects are organized in classes which define their (actualized and potential) properties. The object's behaviour (what it does and what it rea... ...ng all the definitions and characteristics of the original class in addition to new properties. In a way, these newly emergent classes are the produ... ...ts, stores intelligence and is able to make a dynamic use of it. The locus and its properties (behaviour) matter. If a programmer chose to store in... ... the organic version and decrease in the non-organic one (due to the second Law of Thermodynamics). This inevitable divergence is what renders the ... ...nce shows that unmitigated equality results in atrophy, corruption and stagnation. Thermodynamics teaches us that life and motion are engendered by...

Full Text Search Details
...lator - the market. Anger Anger is a compounded phenomenon. It has dispositional properties, expressive and motivational components, situational ... ...our genetic supremacy - merely our moral inferiority. Anthropy The Second Law of Thermodynamics predicts the gradual energetic decay of physical ... ...ore important than any other (in-built) "consideration". Time and the Third Law of Thermodynamics are pitted against Life (as an integral and ubiqu... ...e, statistically evenly-scattered events would have led to an increase in entropy (thermodynamic laws are the offspring of statistical mechanics). ... ...ick. Objects are organized in classes which define their (actualized and potential) properties. The object's behaviour (what it does and what it rea... ...ng all the definitions and characteristics of the original class in addition to new properties. In a way, these newly emergent classes are the produ... ...ts, stores intelligence and is able to make a dynamic use of it. The locus and its properties (behaviour) matter. If a programmer chose to store in... ... the organic version and decrease in the non-organic one (due to the second Law of Thermodynamics). This inevitable divergence is what renders the ... ...nce shows that unmitigated equality results in atrophy, corruption and stagnation. Thermodynamics teaches us that life and motion are engendered by...

Full Text Search Details
...nce shows that unmitigated equality results in atrophy, corruption and stagnation. Thermodynamics teaches us that life and motion are engendered by... ...rupt firms. Both managers and court-appointed receivers strive to monetize these properties and patent-portfolios by either selling them or enfor... ...urpass that of classical (physical) goods and services. Information has some of the properties of a public good (for instance, nonrivalry) - couple... ...e to function as such, reaches a "legislative equilibrium". It is a Prigogine type thermodynamic trajectory: it is dynamic, unstable, ever- changing... ...n the organic version and decrease in the non- organic one (due to the second Law of Thermodynamics). This inevitable divergence is what endows the o...

Full Text Search Details
... (p(x), p(y), p(z),E) which leads to the idea that mass equals energy. 3. Thermodynamics and statistical physics are at about the same level of va... ...ions are altered until solutions are found which fit the data. The physical properties that are believed to guide the system are usually of limited ... ...ions on the ("new') geometric shapes. These new ideas can account for many properties of what are elementary physical systems which the currently a... ...ved paradox which necessitates the fundamental lowest dimensional two state properties of spin representations in Euclidean space. That is, in one s... ...based in the flows of space- forms, and the flow's relation to metric-state properties. Again solutions to differential equations based on the Dirac... ...tial equations based on the Dirac operator yield the internal energy level (properties) of these material space-forms. However, the model is much mo...

Full Text Search Details
...ome minor synergies with non-cyberspace, real world, franchises and media properties. The likes of Disney and Bertelsmann have swung a full circle f... ...neighborhoods". Not all incoming links are treated equally. Some Internet properties are shunned. Links from such "bad" Websites actually contribute ... ...holds true even if the bulk of Website A's incoming links come from "good properties" in "good Internet neighborhoods". Incoming links from MySpace ... ...... ...rms. Both managers and court-appointed receivers strive to monetize these properties and patent-portfolios by either selling them or enforcing the r... ...tion as such, reaches a "legislative equilibrium". It is a Prigogine type thermodynamic trajectory: it is dynamic, unstable, ever-changing, fluctuat... ...ic version and decrease in the non-organic one (due to the second Law of Thermodynamics). This inevitable divergence is what endows the organic orig...

Full Text Search Details
... iα b β Q αβ = Q i 0 √ g 00 , h i α h k β Q αβ =Q ik . Physical observable properties of the space are derived from the fact that the chr. inv.-differ... ...nsor C lkij = 1 4 H lkij − −H jkil +H klji −H iljk , which has all the properties of the Riemann-Christoffel tensor in the observer’s spatial sect... ...nsform in a deuterium atom the neutron into an antineutron, then study the properties of the resulting un-deuterium 1. Or, similarly for un-deuterium ... ... quark there exists a corresponding antiquark. Quarks are characterized by properties such as favor (up, down, charm, strange, top, or bottom) and col... ...s with the ordinary Special Relativistic addition of velocities. The group properties of the full combination of velocity and acceleration boosts eqs-... ... Planck temperature condition and the Schwarzschild radius in terms of the Thermodynamics of a gas of p-loop-oscillators quanta represented by area-bi...

Full Text Search Details
...ting now. or equivalently (62) (63) (64) This appealing model presents nice properties specially when or when . This model is moreover coherent wi... ...ionary of Computing [2]. Further development of these definitions (including properties, applications, etc.) is in our research plan. 1. Def... ...echanics, electrodynamics, motion medium electrodynamics, trajectory of stars, thermodynamics, to origin and evolution of life, thinking morphology a... ...relates to the complex systems notion of emergence, the creating of new global properties (values) by the combination of parts. Thus no matter how m... ..., the matrix in systems terms (if sufficiently complex) gives rise to emergent properties, a higher level of system, so we have a fourth value dimen...

Full Text Search Details
...nce shows that unmitigated equality results in atrophy, corruption and stagnation. Thermodynamics teaches us that life and motion are engendered by... ...N DIFFERENT SCENARIOS X PROBABILITIES OF THE SCENARIOS} {SHOW TABLE - p14} 3. The properties of the Mean Value: 4. The mean of the multiplication...

Full Text Search Details
...und (Chris J. Lofting: Integration, Differentiation, & Meaning (IDM): The Properties and Methods of Personal and Social Identification [e-book], 2003... ...nce may reasonably be interpreted in more than one way. The Second Law of Thermodynamics, for example, has been interpreted both as evidence against...

Description Details
...Force--provides a scathing investigation into the fundamental premise supporting belief in Climate Change. Analysis proves a frequent blunder made in thermodynamics, common to both children and history, where heat is wrongly perceived a "thing" and imbued with associative properties. This common misconception about heat and how it works leads to a conclusion fatal for Clim...