Archive for July, 2008

Ink Drawings by Kyffin Williams

Wednesday, July 30th, 2008


Subject: Ink Drawings by Kyffin Williams
Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 10:03:07 EDT

Google “Kyffin Williams” to see these. Oriel Kyffin Williams is opening shortly, or has already done so, and a typical original ink drawing, such as Llanrhwydrus, goes for 250 pounds. He did one drawing of R.S.Thomas which captures the likeness remarkably, with a Rembrandt type insight to character.

Cost of a head and shoulders in bronze by Naomi Bunker

Wednesday, July 30th, 2008


Subject: Cost of a head and shoulders in bronze by Naomi Bunker
Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 09:52:19 EDT

This would be about one thousand pounds total. This is very reasonable - about the cost of a set of original silkscreen prints from the late Sir Kyffin Williams R.A. A Kyffin Williams painting would sell typically for fifty thousand pounds upwards now from a leading dealer. He did one evocative black and white drawing of the great metaphysical poet, the late R. S. Thomas (Queen’s gold medallist for poetry).

Paper 116, The ECE Continuity Equation

Wednesday, July 30th, 2008


Subject: Fwd: Paper 116, The ECE Continuity Equation
Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 09:46:17 EDT

Yes, as in the ECE equation (generally covariant Proca equation):

(d’alembertian + kT) A sup a sup mu = 0

and in the limit of Minkowski spacetime:

kT = (m c / h bar) squared

where

m = photon mass c = speed of light h bar = reduced Planck consatnt

What is “T” in eq. (2)? Is it the scalar energy momentum density?

Horst

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I will write up paper 116 on the ECE continuity equation (the generally covariant law of charge / current density conservation in classical electrodynamics.  The next note will derive this law in classical electrodynamics as:

 

                        D sub nu j a sub mu = 0      ——————————– (1)

 

where

 

                        j sup a sub mu = - eps0 k T A sup a sub mu  ——— (2)

 

and where:

 

                                   A sup a sub mu = A(0 ) q sup a sub mu    ——— (3)

 

is the fundamental ECE postulate. Eq. (1) is therefore based directly on the tetrad postulate, which is always true in physics, and it is seen that the charge / current density in ECE is in general a tetrad form within a coefficient of proportionality, a mixed index rank two tensor. The proportionality (2) generalizes the method used in the standard physics of deriving the Proca equation for finite photon mass by making the chareg current density propotional to the four potential. This fixes the Lorenz gauge equation from the continuity equation in the standard physics if photon mass is not zero. The Proca equation, however, is not gauge invariant as is well known, and the gauge principle in ECE physics is replaced by the invariance of the tetrad postulate under the general coordinate transform (papers 70 to 72 of www.aias.us). In ECE physics the gauge principle is not needed by Ockham’s Razor.  

 

 

 

  

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“Universe of Myron Evans”

Wednesday, July 30th, 2008


Subject: Fwd: Film Script to Date: “Universe of Myron Evans”
Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 09:43:02 EDT

OK, there is here an additional set of questions on management issues which i will return to you.

2008/7/30

> I attach my part of the film script to date, in question and answer > format as requested by Francesco Fucilla. I have supplied my own answers, > and to date Diego Rapoport has supplied some answers of his own. I also > attach my first book of poetry, “An Autobiography: Sonnets”, published by > Arima in 2005 on which I own copyright. Universality of thought is a > renaissance concept and poetry and landscape photography are two of my > interests, as well as science. To see some samples of my landscape > photography and for the rest of my poetry see www.aias.us. I am ready to > start filming now if you wish, at Craig y Nos Castle or here at home. > Michael Krause took some footage here at home for “All about Tesla”, and > also Winterhill Productions. Dylan Thomas used to prepare scripts for the > BBC, including “Is Your Ernie Really Necessary?”, which was meant to be > “Journey”. Michale Krause also filmed around here on the beautiful Mynydd y > Gwair moorland now threatened by a hideous wind turbine proprosal. Michael’s > film was also shown at the Dylan Thomas Centre here in Swansea and at the > Cannes Film festival. It premiered in Berlin. > > British Civil List Scientist > >

Many thanks! These administrative issues might be an important part of the film if the Director agrees, because physics etc. is administered in such a way that all the funding goes to the prevalent mindset. This is always the case in any era. The standard physics would be obsolete were it not for the fact that it asks for so much money from ordinary people who cannot understand a word of it. This is done via propoganda and taxation. This is why I suggested an Ombudsperson to administer the administrators.

Paper 116, The ECE Continuity Equation

Wednesday, July 30th, 2008


Subject: Paper 116, The ECE Continuity Equation
Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 09:17:41 EDT

I will write up paper 116 on the ECE continuity equation (the generally covariant law of charge / current density conservation in classical electrodynamics. The next note will derive this law in classical electrodynamics as:

D sub nu j a sub mu = 0 ——————————– (1)

where

j sup a sub mu = - eps0 k T A sup a sub mu ——— (2)

and where:

A sup a sub mu = A(0) q sup a sub mu ——— (3)

is the fundamental ECE postulate. Eq. (1) is therefore based directly on the tetrad postulate, which is always true in physics, and it is seen that the charge / current density in ECE is in general a tetrad form within a coefficient of proportionality, a mixed index rank two tensor. The proportionality (2) generalizes the method used in the standard physics of deriving the Proca equation for finite photon mass by making the chareg current density propotional to the four potential. This fixes the Lorenz gauge equation from the continuity equation in the standard physics if photon mass is not zero. The Proca equation, however, is not gauge invariant as is well known, and the gauge principle in ECE physics is replaced by the invariance of the tetrad postulate under the general coordinate transform (papers 70 to 72 of _www.aias.us_ (http://www.aias.us) ). In ECE physics the gauge principle is not needed by Ockham’s Razor.

CD Copy of the Website

Wednesday, July 30th, 2008


Subject: CD Copy of the Website
Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 09:04:03 EDT

OK thanks, Rob Fell downloaded the _www.aias.us_ (http://www.aias.us) site on to a backup CD here, and I can ask Rob Fell to send another CD copy to Larry Horwitz. Alternatively just click on any paper from the site and print it locally.

Myron,

The website uses software to convert the human readable topics / titles into links to files. The files themselves have names that are less than user friendly. Larry would be better served by asking the staff to download selected papers to print.

Dave —– Original Message —–

Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2008 4:26 AM
Subject: REQUEST TO DAVE BURLEIGH OR ROB FELL: Hard Copy of www.aias.us Site

Thanks for your interest. I will ask Dave Burleigh or Rob Fell to send your secretarial staff a CD of the whole site. They will then be able to supply you with hard copies of any item off the CD. Alternatively your staff can download the whole site on to CD for you.

British Civil List Scientist

Sculpture by Naomi Bunker

Wednesday, July 30th, 2008


Subject: Sculpture by Naomi Bunker
Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 07:03:02 EDT

Following up Francesco’s idea of a statue or bust of yours truly, a local sculptor and artist, Naomi Bunker, is interested in a commission. Some of her work is illustrated on a site cross linked to _www.aias.us_ (http://www ..aias.us) . This could be put up in the Hugh Owen Library at Aberystwyth or the National Library of Wales at Aberystwyth, or the regional Welsh Assembly building under construction at Aberystwyth. Since bronze has become so expensive it could perhaps be made in a more economical material. Francesco’s idea has been very favourably received around Wales and if commissioend, I hope I can sit still long enough. This would be one back on Gerhard ‘t Hooft (in humour). Naomi was recently commissioned to build a statue in bronze based on the Mabinogion and the magic boar (twrch trwyth). I can’t think of a bigger boar than the standard model, and so this will help hunt it down.

Feedback to www.aias.us

Wednesday, July 30th, 2008


Subject: Background to Film: Feedback to www.aias.us
Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 06:35:16 EDT

We have been monitoring the remarkable level of interest in ECE for over four years daily. We use three feedback sites designed by Dave Burleigh of Annexa Inc., the host company. We use many different methods of measuring feedback adn I post a short summary on the blog of _www.aias.us_ (http://www.aias.us) every two weeks. We are coming up to the end of July and so I will post my summary tomorrow. In July 2008 to date there have been 61,108 hits from 8,746 visitors, downloading 6.245 gigabytes of material from 81 countries, and reading 919 documents from the site. The ten most read ECE source papers to date were:

15, 94, 115, 105, 113, 63, 89, 93, 56, 21, ………………..

The ten most read educational articles or books were:

Spacetime, ECE Engineering Model, Space Energy (Spanish translation), ECE and Spacetime, ECE (Spanish translation), Filtered Statistics, Johnson Magnets, Crystal Spheres, ECE (English), ECE (Italian), ……….

The introductions to the volumes of the following monograph published by Abramis in softback also give summaries of feedback:

M. W. Evans, “Generally Covariant Unified Field Theory: the Geometrization of Physics” (Abramis 2005 onwards), four volumes published to date, volumes five and six in preparation.

Background on ECE Theory for Film, Bestseller by Lar Felker

Wednesday, July 30th, 2008


Subject: Background on ECE Theory for Film, Bestseller by Lar Felker
Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 05:55:11 EDT

There is another virtual bestseller on ECE theory by the Nevada based author and lecturer Laurence Felker, another 2009 TGA gold medal nominee. It is

Laurence Felker, “The Evans Equatiosn of Unified Feld Theory” (Abramis 2007)

available in softback from Arima, Amazon and good bookshops. It was on _www.aias.us_ (http://www.aias.us) for a while as a preprint and recorded well over a million hits in a few months. It is now available only from bookshops, is excelently produced by Abramis, and very reasonably priced. Laurence Felker also produced the educational overview article on ECE theory on _www.aias.us_ (http://www.aias.us) with another 2009 TGA gold medal nominee, Horst Eckardt. This article has been translated on the site into several languages.

Some Historical Background for the Film

Wednesday, July 30th, 2008


Subject: Some Historical Background for the Film
Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 05:46:24 EDT

Kerry Pendergast is a 2009 gold medal TGA nominee and a member of the supreme governing body of University of Abeystwyth, the Court. He is the author of the virtual best seller : “Crystal Spheres” on _www.aias.us_ (http://www.aias.us) , and is a science master at West Mnomoyth School in Pontypool. This is an excerpt describing the Edward Davies Chemical Laboratories at Aberystwyth where Kerry graduated M. Sc. under J. O. Williams, later Principal at NEWI, now Prifysgol Owain Glyndw^r (Shakespeare’s Owen Glendower). JOW was part of Prof. Sir John Thomas’s group at the EDCL. Here Kerry describes the far infra red lab., room 262, from which I produced the early papers of my career on the Omnia Oprea section of _www.aias.us_ (http://www.aias.us) .

Dear Myron, Please find below, the latest page of Crystal Spheres.     During this time a revolution was taking place in solid state chemistry, with the power and capability of very expensive high resolution electron microscopes vastly outperforming the traditional, relatively cheap, and stalwart of crystallography X-ray diffraction.  With newly available high resolution electron microscopes of the type used at Aberystwyth in the seventies, it was becoming possible to ‘see’ the lattice of a crystal directly for the first time and not averaged out over a large section of the crystal, but over a width of some tens of angstroms and a resolution of around two angstroms.  EDCL had both the equipment and the personnel to drive these advantages home and this turned EDCL into a world leading laboratory in the field of solid state chemistry.      The extension to the Edward Davies Chemical Laboratories built in the sixties, housed much of the cutting edge equipment used to forward research into chemical physics.  Older undergraduates were sometimes given the opportunity to see the research in progress. In the third year undergraduate course in chemistry the physical chemistry practical course was largely organized by Dr Monk and was by continuous assessment, experiment by experiment. The organic chemistry course occurred in the second term and was organized largely by Dr Graham and was by continuous assessment and a practical examination.  For third year undergraduates there were about 26 teaching hours a week of lectures, seminars and practical work, with lectures six mornings a week plus occasional tours of the research going on in the new wing of the EDCL.  As a graduate Myron worked in room 262 of the new building, which had double doors and was a custom built infra red laboratory designed by Orville-Thomas.  It contained a Grubb Parsons / National Physical Laboratory far infra red interferometer and was air conditioned to keep the laboratory dry and at a stable temperature.      ProfessorW. J. Orville-Thomas was born near Llanelli and became an army Major in Palestine during the Second World War, before returning to Aberystwyth to become Professor Mansel Davies’s second Ph. D student after Harry Hallam.  Professor W. J. Orville-Thomas went on to become a professor in the University of Salford and a well known editor of journals such as J. Molecular Structure.  Orville was succeeded as a research student of Mansel Davies by Alun Price who became a senior lecturer at the EDCL until his retirement when the department finally closed.     Mansel’s cooperation with the NPL led to the loan of a far infra-red interferometer to EDCL, which Myron used at the start of his Ph. D. with the help of Arnold Baise from Witwatersrand University in South Africa.  This interferometer required the use of paper tape and a pack of cards and when in use the noise from the production of the tapes was deafening.  Each pack had to be taken up to the Elliot 4130 computer half a mile away, which had a massive 48 kilobytes of memory for the whole College.  As undergraduates Myron and chemistry students were introduced to the computer by Dr. Cecil Monk           The basement of the new building housed the two lattice imaging high resolution electron microscope of John Thomas’ group and other research apparatus, an electronic workshop and a mechanical workshop plus photographic darkroom.  The basement also housed the very advances ESCA machine (electron spectroscopy for chemical analysis) which rarely worked, but when it did produced spectacular results. Kerry