| Authors |
Affiliation |
Title |
Abstract |
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Georg von Brzeski &
Vadim von Brzeski |
Helios Labs, Gilroy
CA, USA |
Lobachevsky Space as a Model Space for Large Scale
Electromagnetic Phenomena |
A simple mathematical model of the redshift phenomenon
of electromagnetic radiation in a static Lobachevsky
(hyperbolic) universe is presented as a part of a more
general picture which includes related electromagnetic
phenomena and Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation
(CMBR). The
presented model agrees with existing experimental data,
predicts new measurable effects, and gives an explicit
analysis of Hubble's conceptual and logical errors
leading to his erroneous "distance-velocity law" which
decisively contributed to establishing Big Bang
cosmology. |
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Avtar Singh |
Center for Horizons Research, Cupertino CA, USA |
A Solution to the Cosmic Conundrum including
Cosmological Constant, Dark Matter, and Dark Energy
Problems |
A comprehensive solution to the cosmic conundrum is
presented resolving key paradoxes of quantum mechanics
and relativity. The proposed model addresses the key
questions haunting physics and cosmology such as dark
energy, dark matter, and accelerated universe expansion.
It also provides a fresh perspective on the misconceived
birth and evolution of the universe, especially the
creation and dissolution of matter.
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Donald Wilson |
Process Technology and Development, Lincoln CA, USA |
Eternal Contracting Universe |
This perfect cosmological principle model has a
contraction rate of 0.00029 km/(sec Mpc), a density
parameter of 0.10417 maintained by energy annihilation,
a quantized gravitational constant (function of
radius) that predicts gravitons of negative energy (-1.63 10^-33 eV), and yields a potential unification of
forces. These
elements, with alternative explanations for "consensus"
phenomena, form a robust global coherency. |
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Jayant V. Narlikar, Geoffrey Burbidge, R.G. Vishwakarma
- Vishwakarma presenting |
IUCAA, INDIA; Centre for Astrophys. and Space Sciences,
Univ. of California, USA; Univ. of Zacatecas, MEXICO |
Quasi-Steady-State Cosmology |
The quasi-steady state cosmology is a cyclic model of
the universe driven by a negative energy scalar field,
which has its origin in the primary creation process
first described by
Hoyle and
Narlikar forty years ago. The cyclic nature of the
universe provides a natural link between the origin of
the CMB (arising in hydrogen burning in stars), the
origin of the lightest nuclei, and the explosive events
taking place in the nuclei of galaxies. |
|
Ari Brynjolfsson |
Wayland MA, USA |
Plasma-Redshift Cosmology: A Review |
The newly discovered and verified plasma-redshift cross
section of photons penetrating hot sparse plasma leads
to a new cosmology, which is radically different from
the conventional big-bang cosmology. The plasma redshift
cross section leads to an infinite and quasi-static
universe, which renews itself forever. It explains the
phenomena without Big Bang, Cosmic Inflation, Dark
Energy, Dark Matter, and Black Holes. |
|
Ari Brynjolfsson - poster
paper |
Wayland MA, USA |
Nucleosynthesis in Plasma-Redshift Cosmology |
In plasma redshift cosmology old star matter in black
hole candidates and super-massive black hole candidates
is transformed to hot quark-gluon plasma, which is
similar to that surmised in the initial phases of the
Big Bang. This in
turn leads to eternal renewal of matter in primordial
like nucleosynthesis in a steady state Universe.
This is consistent with all observations. |
|
Jerry W. Jensen |
Meta Research, Thatcher
UT, USA |
Finding Order in the Chaos: Looking for a New Foothold
in Our Own Solar System |
We explore an alternative to the Newtonian Equivalence
Principle, assuming inertial and gravimetric mass are
not equivalent; and that the inertial mass of an object
is a function of the total mass of the local system. The
behavior of local space probes is then evalutated using
this alternative hypothesis, revealing stunning and
predictable observations which are consistent with these
alternative basic physical assumptions. |
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Alexander Mayer |
Pritzker Fellowship,
Oakland CA, USA |
On the geometry of time in physics and cosmology |
A new cosmological is presented based on the concept of
cosmic temporal geometry, which is consistent with
empirical observations of the 2dF and SDSS galaxy
redshift surveys. |
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Amitabha Ghosh |
Indian Nat'l Science Academy, West Bengal, INDIA |
Cosmological Redshift in a Quasistatic Universe |
The observed cosmological redshift is a result of a
dynamic gravitational interaction of photons with the
matter in the universe which is quasistatic, i.e. no
universal expansion. The dynamic gravitation that is
responsible for the cosmological redshift also produces
a number of other
effects in the solar system which are verified
quantitatively through actual observations. No free
adjustable parameters are involved. |
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Eugene Poliakov |
Inst. of Physics &
Time, Moscow, RUSSIA |
Time is a key to cosmology |
Energy conservation is inapplicable to frames of
non-uniform time. Generalized energy conservation (GEC)
is proposed. Classical mechanics is shown to be a result
of GEC; mass is a function of flow of time; CDM and CMBR
are consequences of GEC; CMBR has nothing to do with big
bang. A solution of Pioneer anomaly and galaxy rotation
is also suggested. |
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