Subject: Fwd: The Rise of AIAS
Date: Tue, 2 Dec 2008 12:12:48 EST
Dear Myron,
Please find below the latest page of the film script.
 The Rise of the Alpha Institute for Advanced Study       The Alpha Institute for Advanced Study (AIAS) was formed in 1996 to promote work in the field of chemical physics related to Einstein’s work and the nature of electromagnetic radiation. The first webmaster of www.aias.us was Bob Grey of Rochester, New York who was followed by Sean MacLachlan of Boise, Idaho. Myron Evans was elected Director of the Alpha Institute for Advanced Study in 1998. AIAS became a vital conduit for promoting Myron’s unified field theories.      The great driving force of aias in the early years was Professor John Hart of Xavier University, who was a founding member of the institute. John brought his long experience to the institute and was a dedicated supporter of deterministic physics. Indeed John had worked at Xavier, with Podolsky who had been Einstein’s assistant at the Princeton Institute of Advanced Studies. John had organized the 1962 deterministic physics conference at Xavier in 1962, which was attended by some of the greatest names in physics, such as Paul Dirac and Wigner. When ECE theory was formulized, he proclaimed it as the physics of the next two hundred years and displayed a big sign showing the logo of aias on the wall of his detached house on the Xavier campus.      Jozef Moscickiwas the Polish national of aias from the early days, showing that Poland had made important work in moving Einstein’s work forward by founding non linear optics. Jozef is the grand nephew of Ignacy Moscicki (1867-1946) who was President of Poland from 1926 to September 30th, 1939. Ignacy studied chemistry at Riga Polytechnicum in Latvia and while working at a Swiss University he developed a method for the cheap manufacture of nitric acid using nitrogen from the atmosphere. Ignacy’s patent for this process was processed in 1905 by Albert Einstein (Patent Number 35640) and the two men met up to discuss it at Einstein’s request. Einstein wanted Ignacy to explain why an electric arc changed its orientation in an electric field.        Jozef now has an international reputation for his experimental and theoretical work in the field of molecular dynamics and has expertise in electron spin resonance for medical purposes. He is currently a Visiting Professor and Associate Director of ACERT, at Cornell University. He is also Professor of Physics at Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland.      Bo Lehnert and Nils Abramson, two Swedish Professors who work at KTH University in Stockholm were two other aias founding members. Both had worked extensively with Vigier and the three had published books and papers together. Myron, Bo and Nils became familiar with each others work when Myron too started writing books with Vigier. Vigier had been asked by Einstein to be his assistant, but had been refused a visa, because it was the time of the McCarthy ‘witch hunts’. So Vigier instead worked in Paris for many years with Einstein’s long time ally Price Louis de Broglie. AIAS was expressly formed to continue Einstein’s, de Broglie’s and Vigier’s work in deterministic physics and for the search to formulate his grand unified field theory, his fabled ‘theory of everything’.  Bo Lehnert is a member of the Royal Swedish Academy and a King of Sweden Gold Medalist and played a vital role in 2003, in alerting the British Government to the importance of Myron’s work.      Bo Lehnert’s article in Advances in Chemical Physics, vol. 119(2), Wiley Interscience, 2001 reviewed Lehnert’s own theory and related it to other new theories which included many aspects of particle theory through the Proca equation. These theories included ·      The Dirac theory of the electron. ·       Einstein-Schrödinger-de Broglie-Vigier-Evans and the B(3) field. ·      Lehnert vacuum charge current density theory. ·       Bartlett-Harmuth-Vigier-Roy theory of vacuum conductivity and photon mass. ·      Hertz-Chubykalo-Smirnov-Rueda theory of convective displacement current. Lehnert’s own work had put him in a good place to appreciate the breakthroughs Myron had made in formulating ECE theory in 2003.      Another great proponent of aias in the early years was Lawrence Felker from Reno, Nevada, who took a great interest in the mathematics of ECE theory. He was soon working on a book to make the mathematics more accessible. His book called ‘The Evans Equations of Unified Field Theory’ was widely read as a preprint on the aias website in its production phase, until it was duly published by Abramis Books in 2007.      An early convert to the cause of ECE theory was Franklin Amador who helped to show ECE theory was not an abstract theory without any commercial use, but on the contrary could be engineered to make commercial devices. Franklin was born in Chinandega, Nicaragua, in the midst of the1970’s civil war and moved to California when he was ten. He studied electrical engineering at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo before embarking on a rich and varied engineering career. Franklin has worked for Bechtel, Stone & Webster, and PSI Control Systems as an engineer for the Mining, Pharmaceutical, Manufacturing and Food industry. Franklin joined AIAS in 2001 to apply ECE theory to problems in electrical engineering and has co-authored several papers on the subject with Myron in the AIAS Unified Field series of papers. Franklin was attracted to ECE theory because he could see links between ECE and Electrical Engineering through the great work of Gabriel Kron (1901-1968). There is clear evidence that ECE theory can be tied to Electrical Engineering by adding differential geometry into resistors, capacitors and inductors to make all circuits dynamic. As a result, the electrical engineering equations for circuits can be modified to include the rate of change within circuit elements, which also changes the energy contained within them.  Kerry
Many thanks again to Kerry, I will continue to put reminiscences on the blog, and we can see that Kerry, like Lar before him, has made a permanent mark on the _www.aias.us_ (http://www.aias.us) readership.