The Reciprocal System Research Society (RS2), formerly the International Society of Unified Science, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, educational, scientific institution founded in 1979 and dedicated to promoting and extending the Reciprocal System of theory originally published by Dewey B. Larson in his 1959 book, The Structure of the Physical Universe. The society is based in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.
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Board of Trustees
- David Halprin, Australia
- Dr. Rainer Huck, Ph.D, United States
- Prof. KVK Nehru, Ph.D, India
- Dr. Bruce Peret, United States
- Phillip Porter, P.E., United States
- Robin Sims, Canada
- Dr. Gopi Krishna Vijaya, Ph.D, India
Officers
- President: Rainer Huck
- Vice President: Robin Sims
- Secretary: Bruce Peret
- Treasurer: Rainer Huck
Staff
- Editor: Bruce Peret
- Webmaster: Bruce Peret
- Bookstore/sales: Bruce Peret (Contact)
The Reciprocal System of theory

Background
The Reciprocal System of physical theory (“RS” theory) was created by chemical engineer Dewey B. Larson during the 1940s to 1950s, after noticing that properties of the elements in the Periodic Table could be easily determined if one were to assume that time had three dimensions, instead of one. Larson realized that these three, temporal dimensions had the same properties as our three, conventional spatial dimensions, which led him to the conclusion that there were actually three dimensions of space/time, each dimension of space pairing up with a dimension of time as a ratio. The inverse relation of space to time is what is commonly called speed (miles per hour, meters per second, etc), or in a more general sense, motion. By assuming that motion rather than matter was the actual building block of Nature, he was able to deduce the structure of our physical universe through natural consequences, from the smallest particle to the largest galaxy.
At the encouragement of his neighbor, friend, classmate and fraternity brother, Nobel laureate Linus C. Pauling, Larson published his preliminary findings in his 1959 book, The Structure of the Physical Universe as an overview to his “universe of motion.” Over the course of the years, Larson published ten more books documenting his theory, covering physics, chemistry, electronics and astronomy, with his final volume, Beyond Space and Time (published posthumously in 1996) demonstrating that his “theory of motion” was of general applicability, venturing successfully into the realm of life, general biology, ethics and metaphysics.
Concepts behind the Reciprocal System
Larson discovered something quite remarkable: the dimensional relationship between space and time as “natural units,” not requiring any other units of measure (distance, duration, length, mass, etc., are all described by exponents of space and time). By using that relationship, he was able to define two, simple postulates that build a theoretical universe that closely resembles the observed universe, from the very small (subatomic) to the extremely large (galactic) scales. Same rules, different scales!
The physical universe is composed of one component, motion, existing in three dimensions, in discrete units and with two, reciprocal aspects, space and time.
The physical universe conforms to the relations of ordinary, commutative mathematics, its primary magnitudes are absolute and its geometry is Euclidean.
In his book, New Light on Space and Time (1965), Larson documents fifteen “outstanding achievements” of his theory, that conventional science is still having trouble with:
Photons: the wave-particle duality as a natural consequence of the structure of the photon as a “unit of motion.”
Radiation: why radiation is transmitted between objects without any intervening medium, what Larson calls “the progression of the natural reference system,” and modern astronomers now refer to as the “Hubble Expansion.”
Gravitation: the origin, properties and behavior of gravity as an inward, scalar motion—no forces or “graviton” particles needed.
Galactic recession: the discovery that gravity has a finite limit and anything beyond it is carried by the progression of the natural reference system—expanding in a scalar fashion.
Atomic structure: the atoms are compound rotations, hence they have no parts (protons and neutrons) that need to be held together. No need for magical “strong force interaction” to keep the nucleus together.
Velocity of light: is constant, because it is the only thing that is not moving, as it is the “datum” of the natural reference system (the RS is based on unity, not zero/infinity). The 3D time aspect of speed removes all the “infinite mass” and supra-light speed paradoxes by accounting for motion in time, as well as motion in space.
Cohesion of solids: the progression of the natural reference system, astronomy’s “Hubble expansion,” scales all the way down to atoms—and is actually responsible for atomic cohesion into molecules. Larson’s solution to chemical bonds is simple: rotational speed and geometric orientation. When alignment and speeds cancel out, you have a stable molecule.
Physical state: which is a property of the molecule, not the aggregate. Each atom has a “temperature” that is a vibration in time operating inversely to create repulsion in space, resulting in the states of matter. Because the Reciprocal System considers time to be 3‑dimensional, it has nine states of matter: solid, liquid, vapor, gas (vapor and gas are combined in modern chemistry), inverse gas, inverse vapor, inverse liquid, inverse gas (plasma, Bose-Einstein condensates, supercritical fluids…) and “thredule,” a state that is observable on the sun as “sunspots.”
Galactic explosions: why and how galaxies explode (like M87) and why they produce radio galaxies and quasar pairs as a consequence.
Electric current: what electricity and electrons actually are and why an electron in a wire behaves differently than static electricity.
Electric charges: the nature of charge as a 1‑dimensional, rotational vibration.
Radioactivity: what causes radioactivity and why decay breaks down as it does.
The Cosmic Sector—the realm of 3D time: incorrectly acknowledged as the “universe of antimatter” (actually “inverse matter”) being the unobserved half of the universe. This “universe of time” accounts for all non-local interactions, from the behavior of fields (demonstrating how “time effects space”) to the origin of the biological soul (a “life unit”) and metaphysics (a “control unit”).
The origin of Cosmic rays: they come from the Cosmic sector, the radiation of stars constructed of time, rather than of space.
Chemical elements and the Periodic Table: why certain elements have similar properties, their periodicity, structure and limitations—a natural consequence of increasing, angular velocity of the internal, atomic structure.
Larson predicted some events that must exist as a logical consequence of his postulates that had not yet been discovered, from new forms of atomic disintegration (age limit, from magnetic ionization—still unknown to modern science) to quasi-stellar objects (QSOs or Quasars, predicted and published in The Structure of the Physical Universe, years before one was actually spotted by astronomers.)
Continuing Research into the Reciprocal System
The Reciprocal System was, however, just a really good first draft of a generalized theory of everything (TOE) and does have its problems. Members of the International Society of Unified science, the non-profit organization formed in 1979 to develop and promote Larson’s discovery, found that research done in the areas of alternative science and philosophy had solutions to these problem areas and took it upon themselves to do a reevaluation of Larson’s original concepts, merge them with these other understandings and see what resulted. The result is RS2—an updated version of Larson’s Reciprocal System that provides integrated solutions to the problems discovered with Larson’s original system.
RS2 is, by no means, purported to be “the ultimate answer to life, the universe and everything.” It is nothing more than a second draft of Larson’s Reciprocal System (hence the name, RS2). We are constantly updating and revising it as other problem areas are found or better solutions become evident.
We do not expect it to ever be accepted as a mainstream “theory of everything” and do not even promote it as anything but theoretical research, which is exactly what it is: a new way of looking at old ideas—something we need a lot more of in this world, but is now rarely attempted due to “peer pressure” to conform to existing scientific dogma.
What we are after is the truth behind the design of the Universe, in whatever form it reveals itself to be. We are making our research available here for the benefit of those who are interested in seeking this kind of truth.
This site presents a summary of some of our ongoing research and includes material introduced in the RS2 Theory discussion forums. Please visit the forum for recent developments.
If you wish to explore Larson's universe of motion, the following links are available, as tabbed sections:
- ReciprocalSystem.ORG: The main page of the Reciprocal System of theory web site, where announcements and site information is presented. (Old site, being deprecated, RStheory.org).
- Research materials: Books, papers, audio recordings and videos about the Reciprocal System of theory. Material is added here as time and OCR skill permits.
- Forum: A discussion forum concerning RS concepts, now part of the RS2 reevaluation initiative.
- DB Larson: Biographical information on Dewey Larson, including photos and interviews.
- ISUS: The International Society of Unified Science, a non-profit, scientific, educational corporation based in Utah in the United States that continues to keep the RS alive.
- Store: On-line store where books on the Reciprocal System can be purchased. Some of these books are also available on Amazon, at a higher cost due to Amazon's fees.
- RS2: Continuing research and development of the Reciprocal System, based on a correlation between Larson's theory and artificial realities used in computer simulations. RS2 has a wider scope than Larson's original work, and includes many extensions into the biological, psychological and metaphysical fields that Larson just started to address in his last book, Beyond Space and Time.
- PDF Archive: An expanding collection of books and papers about the Reciprocal System, from various authors. We have made this material free for personal use, which means don't upload to other sites without permission, as most of it IS copyrighted material. Contact the Society for details.
Thank you for visiting.
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1 | Policies and Objectives | Cramer, Douglas deLespinasse, Paul Hancock, George W. |
1 | Publication Assistance | Cramer, Douglas deLespinasse, Paul Hancock, George W. |
1 | Gleanings from the Literature | Cramer, Douglas deLespinasse, Paul Hancock, George W. |
2 | Do You Have a Question? | Larson, Dewey B. |
3 | Just What Do We Claim | Larson, Dewey B. |
4 | Let Us Hear From You | Cramer, Douglas |
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1 | Special Issue Professor Meyer's Paper on Perihelion Precession delayed |
Editor |
1 | NSA Membership Information | RSRS |
2 | Philosophers Ahoy! | Editor |
3 | The Question Box If space-time is fundamental, how can you tell it's moving? |
Unknown |
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1 | The View from Abroad | Editor |
1 | Larson's November Lecture Tour | Editor |
2 | Mathematics Can Be Simple | Editor |
4 | Review of 'The Case Against the Nuclear Atom' From DISCOVERY (London), July, 1963 |
Unknown |
4 | A Gap in the Armour of Science Are we losing time in recognizing discoveries? |
Unknown |
5 | Review by Prof. F. Schmeidler of the University of Munich Published in Naturwissenschaftliche Rundschau, Sep. 1966, English version translated by Prof. Stuart Smith |
Schmeidler, F. |
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1 | Palomar Astronomer Sees Evidence of New State of Matter | Editor |
3 | The Changing of the Guard | Editor |
3 | Those Wayward Particles | Editor |
5 | The Test of Time | Editor |
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1 | Space, Time and Motion | Meyer, Frank H. |
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1 | Space-Time Discrete or a Continuum? | Meyer, Frank H. |
3 | On Frederick Ferre and Adolf Gruenbaum | Rueckert, Carla |
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1 | Gravitational Motion an Interaction? | Meyer, Frank H. |
3 | Letter to the Editor | Larson, Dewey B. |
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1 | Quasars and Pulsars Review reprinted from The Indian Journal of Physics |
Unknown |
6 | The Lorentz Transformation | Satz, Ronald W. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | On Space Translation | Larson, Dewey B. Meyer, Frank H. |
2 | The Gravitational Formula at High Velocities | Satz, Ronald W. |
6 | How It Is with Reciprocity | Meyer, Frank H. |
7 | Eddington on deSitter vs Einstein Physics | Windolph, George |
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1 | New Research Program Concerning Cohesion of Solids | Meyer, Frank H. |
2 | Physics-On the Move? | Windolph, George |
5 | Theory of Solids | Larson, Dewey B. |
8 | Incorporation of NSA | RSRS |
8 | Have You Seen | Lippert, E. L. |
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1 | Development of the Reciprocal Theory Continues | Meyer, Frank H. |
1 | Neutron Stars, Black Holes, etc. Facts or Fiction? |
Meyer, Frank H. |
2 | Campaign to Incorporate New Science Advocates | Meyer, Frank H. |
3 | Astronomical X-ray Sources (PDF) | Larson, Dewey B. |
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1 | New Particles Puzzle Scientists | Meyer, Frank H. |
2 | Letter to the Editor | Anderson, Frank A. |
3 | Cosmic Rays and Elementary Particles | Satz, Ronald W. |
7 | Letter to the Editor | Larson, Dewey B. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Symmetry Between Three-Dimensional Time and Space | Meyer, Frank H. |
6 | Some Anniversary Thoughts | Larson, Dewey B. |
7 | The Two-Photon Problem | Satz, Ronald W. |
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1 | Problem of Swift 'Action at a Distance' (PDF) | Huck, Rainer F. |
4 | NSA, Incorporated | RSRS |
4 | Letter to the Editor The Crab Nebula Pulsar |
Larson, Dewey B. |
5 | Benjamin Franklin's Concept of Time (PDF) | Meyer, Frank H. |
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1 | Finite Gravitational Limits | Meyer, Frank H. |
2 | The Gravitational Attraction of the Galaxy | Satz, Ronald W. |
7 | First Annual NSA Conference, August 20-21, 1976 Owre Hall Auditorium III, University of Minnesota, MN |
RSRS |
8 | About the Non-existence of a Velocity Limit Equal to the Speed of Light | Phipps, Thomas E. |
10 | The Myth of the Quark | Editor |
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3 | Relative Motion and Length Measurement | Berline, Steve M. |
9 | The Case of the Colliding Photons | Larson, Dewey B. |
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6 | The Mechanism of the Universe | Larson, Dewey B. |
20 | Four Scientific Mysteries Unraveled | Satz, Ronald W. |
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3 | Atomic Numbers Revalued | Meyer, Frank H. |
10 | White Lies About Black Holes | Satz, Ronald W. |
14 | Exchange on Perihelion Motion of Mercury | Meyer, Frank H. Sokolow, Leonid |
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2 | Some Comments by H.F. Wuenscher at Second NSA Conference | Wuenscher, Hans F. |
3 | Some Decisions of the Second Annual NSA Conference | RSRS |
4 | Twenty Years' Progress | Larson, Dewey B. |
18 | Hubble's Law and the Reciprocal System | Satz, Ronald W. |
20 | Motion: The Substance of Space-Time and Matter | Meyer, Frank H. |
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1 | Invitation to Join NSA Correspondence Club | RSRS |
4 | Ball Lightning (PDF) | Huck, Rainer F. |
8 | The Doppler Shift and the Reciprocal System | Berline, Steve M. |
16 | Book Notices | RSRS |
17 | Stellar Energy Generation in the Reciprocal System | Satz, Ronald W. |
23 | Reference Systems | Larson, Dewey B. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Building the Reciprocal Correspondence Club | RSRS |
2 | A Model of Motion Equilibrium | deLespinasse, Paul |
3 | Dewey Larson comes to Utah | RSRS |
3 | Third Annual Conference of the New Science Advocates | RSRS |
4 | The Effect of Gravitation on Radiation | Larson, Dewey B. |
4 | What Is To Be Done? | Editor |
5 | Theory and Design of the New Rational Combustion Engine | Meyer, Frank H. Satz, Ronald W. |
6 | Birth of the New Physics | Meyer, Frank H. |
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1 | Publish D.B. Larson's Masterpiece | Anderson, Frank A. |
3 | More on Solid Cohesion Theory | Larson, Dewey B. |
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4 | Letter on Redshifts | deLespinasse, Paul |
6 | Memo on Presale of New Book | Porter, Phillip H. |
7 | The Fundamentals of Science in the 21st Century | Larson, Dewey B. |
18 | The Cohesive Energies of Crystals of the Elements | Satz, Ronald W. |
23 | Discussion of Larson's Gravitational Equation | Satz, Ronald W. |
25 | Comments on Some Issues Raised at the 1978 Conference | Larson, Dewey B. |
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1 | Preparations for Fourth Annual NSA Conference | RSRS |
1 | Announcement of Invited Larson Lecture | RSRS |
1 | Announcement of Fourth Annual NSA Conference | RSRS |
2 | 1979, Einstein Centennial and Updating of Larson's Work | RSRS |
3 | Comment about Larson's Gravitational Equation | Windolph, George |
4 | Cosmic Radiation and Other Half of Physical Universe | Meyer, Frank H. |
14 | Nuclear Fusion in Heaven and on Earth? Lost Neutrinos Show Up, But Puzzle Remains |
Kor, Peter |
15 | Response to G. Windolph's Comment | Satz, Ronald W. |
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1 | News of Coming Larson Lecture at Superior | RSRS |
2 | Fourth Annual NSA Conference Program Notes | RSRS |
3 | Directions in Physics | Meyer, Frank H. |
11 | What Reviewers Say About Earlier Larson Books | RSRS |
12 | Time Region Particle Dynamics | Satz, Ronald W. |
15 | Delay in Publication of Nothing But Motion | RSRS |
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1 | Developments of our NSA Movement | RSRS |
2 | Promotion of Arnold Studtmann's Ph.D. Dissertation | RSRS |
3 | The Interaction Velocity of the Electric Force (PDF) | Huck, Rainer F. |
10 | Science Without Apologies | Larson, Dewey B. |
21 | Increase in Mass versus Increase in Force | Jansen, Fred |
23 | Mass-to-Light Ratio of Quasars in the Reciprocal System | Studtmann, Arnold |
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1 | NSA, Inc. at Huntsville in August | RSRS |
2 | Letter of John W. Campbell to F.V. Meyer | Editor |
3 | Mass More Constant Than Force | Meyer, Frank H. |
6 | Bioelectronics | Little, Paul |
8 | Unified Physics | Linn, Sheila |
9 | Availability of Dr. Studtmann's Dissertation | RSRS |
9 | Letter to Editor, James E. Jackson | Jackson, James E. |
10 | What Reciprocity Is For | Meyer, Frank H. |
11 | Speculations in Science and Technology | Halprin, David |
12 | Matter and Gravitation | Skorski, Roman |
22 | Minutes of NSA Annual Convention Business Meeting | RSRS |
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0 | Identification of Cosmic Particles 3695 MeV/c^2 and 3105 MeV/c^2 | Meyer, Frank H. Satz, Ronald W. |
1 | Prospects for New Science Advocacy | RSRS |
4 | Fifth Annual NSA Conference Preparations | RSRS |
6 | Equation of State of Solid Matter | Satz, Ronald W. |
17 | Some Thoughts and Ideas from Down Under | Halprin, David |
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1 | Motion: Mere Attribute of Matter? | Editor |
4 | Further Mathematics of the Reciprocal System | Satz, Ronald W. |
15 | Letter to Editor: From Prof. K.V.K. Nehru, India | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
16 | Letter to Editor: From D.W. Chance, San Francisco | Chance, David W. |
18 | New Science Advocates Fifth Annual Convention Minutes | RSRS |
19 | Invitation to Join NSA, Study Reciprocal System | RSRS |
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3 | Letter of Hans to Director of Marshall Space Flight Center | Wuenscher, Hans F. |
3 | Announcement of Sixth Annual NSA Convention | RSRS |
7 | Epitaph for Deceased NSA Leader, Hans Wuenscher | RSRS |
8 | Some Comments on Satz's Paper | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
10 | Some Thoughts on the Reciprocal System (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru Larson, Dewey B. |
21 | The Levels of Existence Book Review |
Satz, Ronald W. |
28 | Gravitational Deflection of Light (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
32 | Gravitational Redshift (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
33 | Presidents Column | Meyer, Frank H. |
34 | Lifetimes of C-Atom Decays (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
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3 | Sixth Annual NSA Convention Program | RSRS |
5 | Questions to D. B. Larson | Ballard, Homer |
6 | Letter to H. Ballard | Larson, Dewey B. |
7 | A Note by R. W. Satz on Prof. K.V.K. Nehru's Comments | Satz, Ronald W. |
8 | Some Myths of Modern Physics | Meyer, Frank H. Satz, Ronald W. |
12 | The Density Gradient in White Dwarf Stars (PDF) | Larson, Dewey B. |
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3 | Prospects for Modern Physics | Meyer, Frank H. |
5 | Scalar Motion | Larson, Dewey B. |
18 | The Interaction of Alpha Particles and Gold Atoms A New Explanation of Rutherford Scattering |
Satz, Ronald W. |
29 | The Lifetime of the Muon (C-Argon) (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
32 | Minutes of the Sixth Annual Conference of the New Science Advocates | Satz, Ronald W. |
35 | "To Search, to Correct, to Add" | deLespinasse, Paul |
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3 | A Proposal for a Curcial Experiment Proving Rutherford Wrong |
Satz, Ronald W. |
4 | Solid Cohesion | Larson, Dewey B. |
19 | Photoionization and Photomagnetization | Satz, Ronald W. |
35 | Are Cosmic Rays Primary? | Meyer, Frank H. |
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1 | The Mythical Universe of Modern Astronomy (PDF) | Larson, Dewey B. |
18 | Another Look at the Pulsar Phenomenon (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
27 | Progress on the Theoretical Calculation of the Cohesive Energy of the Elements | Satz, Ronald W. |
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2 | A Rejoinder to K.V.K. Nehru | Larson, Dewey B. |
6 | Theoretical Evaluation of Planck's Constant (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
9 | Dimensions in the Universe of Motion | Larson, Dewey B. |
12 | A Note on Metaphysics | Larson, Dewey B. |
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1 | Theory of Electrons and Currents | Satz, Ronald W. |
4 | The Lifetime of the Neutron (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
8 | Inter-Atomic Distances | Larson, Dewey B. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Distances in Compounds | Larson, Dewey B. |
14 | Thoughts from Down Under | Halprin, David |
20 | Note on the Force of the Space-Time Progression | Satz, Ronald W. |
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1 | A Graphical Comparison of the Old and New Periodic Tables | Gilroy, Maurice |
30 | Relative Abundances of the Elements (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
38 | The Properties of Materials A Classification |
Satz, Ronald W. |
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1 | ISUS Call to Struggle | Unknown |
2 | This Issue and Things to Come | Unknown |
3 | Minutes of the Business Meeting of the 10th Annual Convention of the International Society of Unified Science | Satz, Ronald W. |
6 | Motion and the Schism in Physics | Meyer, Frank H. |
11 | Precession of the Planetary Perihelia Due to Co-ordinate Time (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
14 | Motion, Not a Property of Matter | Meyer, Frank H. |
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2 | Gravitation and the Galaxies (PDF) | Larson, Dewey B. |
5 | The Inter-regional Ratio (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
10 | The Nature of Scalar Rotation (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
21 | A New Taxonomy for Scientific Knowledge | Satz, Ronald W. |
30 | A New Mathematics for Scalar Motion? | Sammer, Jan N. |
32 | Can Gravitation Collapse Stars? | Meyer, Frank H. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | The Dimensions of Motion (PDF) | Larson, Dewey B. |
8 | New Light on the Gravitational Deflection of Radiation Path (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
11 | The Dissociation Energy of Diatomic Molecules | Satz, Ronald W. |
15 | On the Recent Evolution of Sirius | Sammer, Jan N. |
16 | Ionization Potentials of Heavy Elements | Fraser, Brian |
18 | Existents and Interactions An Intense Course on the Reciprocal System |
Satz, Ronald W. |
19 | The XIth Annual Convention of the International Society of Unified Science | RSRS |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Just How Much Do We Really Know? | Larson, Dewey B. |
16 | Electric Ionization (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
27 | Correspondence | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
28 | Announcement Basic Properties of Matter almost done |
RSRS |
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1 | Announcement of Next Summer's ISUS Conference | RSRS |
1 | Revaluation of Modern Superconductivity Theory An Editorial |
Editor |
2 | New Book Announcement Basic Properties of Matter |
Editor |
2 | President's Message | Meyer, Frank H. |
5 | Call for Support of ISUS and Reciprocity | Editor |
6 | Draft Letter to Friends of Science | Larson, Dewey B. |
13 | Towards a Larsonian Model of Superconductivity | deLespinasse, Paul |
14 | Superconductivity Letter to 1987 Conference | Larson, Dewey B. |
15 | Response Letter to D.B. Larson | Meyer, Frank H. |
16 | Minutes of Twelfth Annual ISUS Conference | Satz, Ronald W. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Announcement of This Summer's ISUS Conference | Editor |
2 | Letter to the Editor | Navarro, Edwin |
4 | Letter to the Editor | Meyer, Frank H. |
5 | The Larsonian Concept of the Atomic Number | Halprin, David Meyer, Frank H. |
11 | The Gravitational Limit and The Hubble's Law (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
17 | Globular Cluster Mechanics in the Reciprocal System | Satz, Ronald W. |
22 | Space-Time and Motion Their Connection/Equivalence |
Halprin, David Meyer, Frank H. |
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1 | The International Society of Unified Science 13th Annual Convention AGENDA |
RSRS |
2 | Announcement RE Accomodation for the ISUS Conference 1988 | Sims, Robin V. |
3 | For Better Teaching the Reciprocal System President's Message |
Meyer, Frank H. |
6 | Outline of the Deductive Development of the Theory of the Universe of Motion Section I (PDF) |
Larson, Dewey B. |
12 | Outline of the Deductive Development of the Theory of the Universe of Motion Section II (PDF) |
Larson, Dewey B. |
20 | Intrinsic Variables, Supernovae and the Thermal Limit (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
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1 | Commemoration of Dewey B. Larson's 90th Birthday | RSRS |
2 | Comments on Letter from Edwin Navarro in Winter 1987-88 Issue of Reciprocity | Larson, Dewey B. |
6 | A Note on the Cosmic Proton | Satz, Ronald W. |
7 | Response to 'A Note on the Cosmic Proton' | Larson, Dewey B. |
8 | Permittivity, Permeability and the Speed of Light in the Reciprocal System | Satz, Ronald W. |
14 | Glimpses into the Structure of the Sun: Part I The Nature of the Stellar Matter (PDF) |
Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
22 | Outline of the Deductive Development of the Theory of the Universe of Motion Section III (PDF) |
Larson, Dewey B. |
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4 | Letter of Dewey B. Larson to Frank Meyer, December 28, 1988 | Larson, Dewey B. |
6 | The Current Status of Physical Theory | Larson, Dewey B. |
14 | Letter of Frank Meyer to Maurice Gilroy about the Michelson-Morley Experiment Symmetry between Space & Time, etc., March 11, 1989 |
Meyer, Frank H. |
21 | Glimpses Into the Structure of the Sun, Part II The Solar Interior and the Sunspots (PDF) |
Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
32 | The Unit of Magnetic Charge | Satz, Ronald W. |
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1 | Case for Giving the Reciprocal System a Public Hearing | Meyer, Frank H. |
4 | Time is the Essence | Larson, Dewey B. |
10 | A Tall Tale: Review of A Brief History of Time | Satz, Ronald W. |
14 | Accomodations for ISUS Portland 1989 Conference | Porter, Phillip H. |
15 | What is a Photon? | Meyer, Frank H. |
24 | Simple Vibratory Motion in the Reciprocal System | Halprin, David |
31 | The Metaphysics of Motion | Gilroy, Maurice |
37 | Letter of Chris Halvorson, March 24, 1989 With Questions About R.S. |
Halvorson, Chris |
39 | Some Comments of Dewey Larson, May 2, 1989, on Chris Halvorson's Letter | Larson, Dewey B. |
40 | New Edition of The Case Against the Nuclear Atom Model Ready | RSRS |
41 | Suggestions for Building More Models of R.S. Entities | Denslow, Lawrence E. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | A New Derivation of Planck's Constant | Satz, Ronald W. |
2 | The "Arrow of Time" | Larson, Dewey B. |
3 | The Law of Conservation of Direction (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
7 | Supernova 1987A | Larson, Dewey B. |
8 | Readers' Forum The Rydberg Constant and Zeno's Paradox |
Larson, Dewey B. Marechal, Pierre Meyer, Frank H. Sammer, Jan N. |
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1 | How Accurate Can an Incorrect Theory Be? | Navarro, Edwin |
3 | The Photon: Displacement in a Second Scalar Dimension (PDF) | Kirk, Thomas |
6 | Is Ferromagnetism a Co-Magnetic Phenomenon? (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
9 | The Constitution of the United States of America and The Constitution of the Unified States of the Physical Universe (PDF) | Halprin, David |
14 | Absolute Magnitudes of Physics (PDF) | Meyer, Frank H. |
19 | Discussion of Satz' Derivation of Planck's Constant (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
21 | 1990 ISUS Annual Summer Conference | RSRS |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Home Grown Unified Theory Yet to Rock World of Science | Nokes, Deston S. |
3 | Letter of Deston S. Nokes, June 19,1990 | Meyer, Frank H. |
4 | Letter of May 29th, 1990 to Dorothy Larson | Satz, Ronald W. |
5 | The Photon: Displacement in a Second Scalar Dimension The Revision (PDF) |
Kirk, Thomas |
13 | Che Sara Sara (Was Kann Sein, Soll Sein, Que Sera Sera) (PDF) |
Halprin, David |
18 | Time Exploration | Meyer, Daeron P. N. Meyer, Frank H. |
20 | Reader's Forum Questioning the Law of Conservation of Direction |
Kirk, Thomas |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Superconductivity A Time Region Phenomenon (PDF) |
Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
7 | Discussion of Kirk's Explanation of the Photon | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
9 | Comments on Halprin's Article on the United States | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
11 | Correcting Discrete Time/Space Measurement Procedures | Meyer, Frank H. |
12 | A Note on Scalar Motion | Satz, Ronald W. |
13 | Rebuttal to Comments of Nehru on 'A New Derivation of Planck's Constant' | Satz, Ronald W. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Editorial and Letter to the Editor | Porter, Phillip H. |
3 | The Algebraic Structure of the Reciprocal System | Navarro, Edwin |
7 | More on Planck's Constant Corrigenda to Superconductivity (Vol XIX, No 3, Autumn 1990) |
Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
8 | Questions of Origins and Nature of Light and Matter | Halprin, David |
12 | Larson's Physics and Origins of Matter and Mind | Burgess, Keith R. |
13 | Response to Nehru's Evaluation of Kirk's and Halprin's Photon Theories | Kirk, Thomas |
20 | Cosmic Background Radiation (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | The Cosmic Background Radiation: Origin and Temperature | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
6 | Comments on the Manuscript of E. Navarro's Reciprocal Algebra | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
6 | Response to Nehru's Comments | Navarro, Edwin |
8 | On the Nature of Rotation and Birotation (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
13 | Derivation of Reciprocal System Mathematics | Kirk, Thomas |
16 | Derivation of Hydrogen Spectra Equations | Kirk, Thomas |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Reference Systems and Speed Limits in the Reciprocal System | Satz, Ronald W. |
5 | The Large-Scale Structure of the Physical Universe, Part 1 The Cosmic Bubbles (PDF) |
Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
9 | Radio Component Separation in Quasars (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
11 | The Essence and Fabric of Mathematics | Halprin, David |
18 | Space-Time Progression or Big Bang? | Meyer, Frank H. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Laws to Perception Based on Notions of Motions | Halprin, David |
8 | Letter from A. Nonymous | Unknown |
10 | Motion Fundamentals (PDF) | Kirk, Thomas |
14 | Dissecting the Birotational Photon (PDF) | Kirk, Thomas |
20 | Light Questions | Bonner, Charles W. |
23 | The Large-Scale Structure of the Physical Universe, Part II Mathematical Aspects of the Cosmic Bubbles (PDF) |
Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
28 | Electronic Networking and ISUS | Stearns Jr., Hoyt A. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | An Introduction to the Fundamentals of Scalar Motion | Denslow, Lawrence E. |
7 | The Old and New Periodic Tables - Again | Sammer, Jan N. |
14 | A Constructive Approach to Multi-Model Logical Data Base Design | Cosgrove, J. C. Tripp, Leonard L. |
22 | More Details for the Proposed Crucial Experiment | Satz, Ronald W. |
24 | A Note on the Nature of Undisplaced Space-Time | Satz, Ronald W. |
25 | Comment on A. Nonymous Letter | Little, Paul |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Motion Prior to Rest | Meyer, Frank H. |
6 | Birotation and the Doubts of Thomas (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
10 | The Case Against Symmetry | Kirk, Thomas |
15 | The Quasar Paradox | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
20 | The Periodic Table | Tucek, Robert V. |
21 | 1992 ISUS Conference Information | RSRS |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Executive Orders from ISUS President | Satz, Ronald W. |
3 | More Calculations with the R.S. Scattering Equation | Satz, Ronald W. |
5 | How Space and Time are Inseparable | Meyer, Frank H. |
10 | Periodic Table, Revisited | Kirk, Thomas |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | How the Physical World is Quantized | Larson, Dewey B. |
5 | Clock Space, Coordinate Space, Clock Time, Coordinate Time What is the Difference? |
Satz, Ronald W. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Detailed Steps for the Design and Performance of The Proposed Crucial Experiment | Satz, Ronald W. |
8 | Wave Mechanics in the Light of the Reciprocal System (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
14 | Minkowski vs. Einstein on Space Translation | Meyer, Frank H. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | How Light Speed is Constant | Huck, Rainer F. Meyer, Frank H. |
9 | Corrections in Reciprocity, Vol. XXII, No. 2, Autumn, 1993 for K.V.K.'s Wave Mechanics in Light of the Reciprocal System | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
10 | A Modified Explanation of the Reciprocal System of Theory | Denslow, Lawrence E. |
20 | Reciprocal System in Brief | RSRS |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | The Liquid State in the Reciprocal System: The Volume/Pressure Relation A Contemporary Mathematical Treatment, Part 1 |
Satz, Ronald W. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Are Motion and Space-Time Quantized? | Huck, Rainer F. Meyer, Frank H. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | 'Quantum Mechanics' as the Mechanics of the Time Region (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Time is the Essence | Larson, Dewey B. |
7 | The Liquid State in the Reciprocal System: The Volume/Pressure Relation A Contemporary Mathematical Treatment, Part 2 |
Satz, Ronald W. |
12 | Updated Values for Unit Space and Unit Time (PDF) | Peret, Bruce M. |
13 | Sub-atomic Mass Recalculated (PDF) | Peret, Bruce M. |
17 | Laws of Mechanics in a 3-Dimensional Universe | Denslow, Lawrence E. |
21 | Outward Equable Speed of Space-Time Progression | Meyer, Frank H. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | The Space-Time Universe Part I (PDF) |
Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
4 | Finitude of the Physical | Meyer, Frank H. |
8 | Sub-atomic Mass Recalculated Update (PDF) | Peret, Bruce M. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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3 | The Physical Nature of Space | Larson, Dewey B. |
7 | Glimpses Into A New Paradigm | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
13 | Six Representational Modes and the Structure of the Photon | Denslow, Lawrence E. |
17 | Sub-Atomic Particle Array A Revised Hypothesis |
Kirk, Thomas |
22 | The Space-Time Universe Part II (PDF) |
Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
25 | Sub-atomic Mass Recalculated Update (PDF) | Peret, Bruce M. |
28 | Research Programme for ISUS | Satz, Ronald W. |
30 | Outline of the Deductive Development of the Theory of the Universe of Motion Section IV (PDF) |
Larson, Dewey B. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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3 | A New Format for RECIPROCITY | Meyer, Frank H. Peret, Bruce M. |
4 | Reciprocity Publication Policy | Kirk, Thomas Meyer, Frank H. Peret, Bruce M. |
6 | Dr. Arnold Studtmann Has Been Found | Meyer, Frank H. |
7 | The Conceptual Foundations of Physical Science | Larson, Dewey B. |
10 | Computing the Gravitational Constant | Stearns Jr., Hoyt A. |
11 | The Photon as Birotation (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
17 | The Space-Time Universe Part III (PDF) |
Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
21 | A Crucial Test of Pulsar Theory | Tucek, Robert V. |
23 | The Social and Technological Implications of the Reciprocal System of Theory | Kramer, Russell |
27 | Dreams, Symbolism, and Allegory The Effects of Life Units on Circulating Memory (PDF) |
Peret, Bruce M. |
35 | Infinitude of the Private Person The Case for the Equality of Human Worth |
Meyer, Frank H. Schmitt, Otto H. |
41 | The Roots of the Dilemmas | Anderson, J. Edward |
48 | Postcard from The Scientific and Medical Network | Lorimer, David |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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3 | Changing Concepts of the Nature of Motion | Larson, Dewey B. |
6 | Corrigenda for Volume XXV (3) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
7 | 'Non-locality' in the Reciprocal System | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
14 | Comments on "A Crucial Test of Pulsar Theory" | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
15 | Are Motion and Space-Time Identical and Quantized? | Meyer, Frank H. |
19 | The Space-Time Universe Part IV (PDF) |
Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
21 | A Quasar in the Making? | Peret, Bruce M. |
22 | Review of The Neglected Facts of Science | Meyer, Frank H. |
23 | Review of Beyond Space and Time As Published in NETWORK, the Scientific & Medical Network |
Meyer, Frank H. Schmitt, Otto H. |
25 | The 22nd Meeting of the Members of ISUS | Meyer, Frank H. Peret, Bruce M. Rueckert, Carla |
27 | Future Purposes of ISUS, Inc. | Meyer, Frank H. |
27 | Hubble Finds Intergalactic Stars | Peret, Bruce M. |
29 | Letter to the Editor Feb 18, 1997; Carla Rueckert to Frank H. Meyer |
Rueckert, Carla |
30 | Letter to the Editor Mar 22, 1997; Frank H. Meyer to Carla Rueckert |
Meyer, Frank H. |
31 | Letter to the Editor Apr 2, 1997; Carla Rueckert to Frank H. Meyer |
Rueckert, Carla |
32 | Letter to the Editor Apr 9, 1997; Frank H. Meyer to Carla Rueckert |
Meyer, Frank H. |
33 | Letter to ISUS KVK Nehru Offer for Lecture Tour in USA |
Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
34 | Response to Dr. Ronald Satz's Resignation from ISUS, Inc. | Meyer, Frank H. |
36 | What Attitude Should ISUS Take to PRT? | Meyer, Frank H. |
37 | The Historical Emergence and State-of-the-Art of PRT Systems | Anderson, J. Edward |
43 | Index to the Back Issues of Reciprocity | Peret, Bruce M. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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4 | From the Editor | Peret, Bruce M. |
7 | High Energy Physics and the Reciprocal System (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
14 | Evolving Views of Space and Time | Peret, Bruce M. |
15 | Motion and Space-Time are Essentially Related and Quantized | Meyer, Frank H. |
19 | Cold Fusion | Kirk, Thomas |
21 | Subversive Reflections on the Practice of Physics | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
25 | The Space-Time Universe Part V (PDF) |
Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
27 | Dewey Larson and the Way of One | Tyman, Stephen |
33 | The ISUS Archives | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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4 | From the Editor | Peret, Bruce M. |
5 | Basic Properties of Matter Chapter I: Solid Cohesion (PDF) |
Larson, Dewey B. |
12 | The Minutes of the 22nd ISUS Conference | Peret, Bruce M. |
13 | Solid Cohesion and the Expanding Universe | Meyer, Frank H. |
14 | Is Motion Prior to Matter? | Peret, Bruce M. |
15 | Some Thoughts on Spin (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
18 | A Challenge to Project Omicron | Peret, Bruce M. |
19 | Understanding the Reciprocal System A True and Complete Theory of the Physical Universe Is Necessary |
Denslow, Lawrence E. |
21 | Understanding the Reciprocal System Lesson I: Concepts of Mathematics, as currently used and with logical extensions |
Denslow, Lawrence E. |
24 | 1998 ISUS Conference Information | Hafer, Jennifer |
25 | Crossing the Quantum Boundary A Phenomenon of the Astral Plane? |
Hamner Jr., George |
29 | Reflections of a New Member | Hamner Jr., George |
31 | Eulogy of Professor Otto H. Schmitt | Davies, William E. Meyer, Frank H. Peret, Bruce M. |
32 | Editorial: Physics at the Crossroads | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
32 | RealAudio Lectures on the Web | Peret, Bruce M. Wells, Michael |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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4 | From the Editor | Peret, Bruce M. |
5 | Remodelling the Big Bang (PDF) | Larson, Dewey B. |
8 | Scalar Motion versus AEther Velocity Two Views of the Same Phenomenon? |
Peret, Bruce M. |
9 | At The Earth's Core The Geophysics of Planetary Evolution (PDF) |
Peret, Bruce M. |
21 | Filler Needed | Peret, Bruce M. |
22 | Language, Experience and Illusion | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
27 | The Dimensions of Motion (PDF) | Larson, Dewey B. |
33 | Minutes of the 22nd Annual Meeting of the Members of the International Society of Unified Science | Denslow, Lawrence E. |
35 | Wheel of Motion A New Periodic Table for the RS |
Bundy, Douglas L. |
37 | Basic Properties of Matter Chapter II: Inter-Atomic Distances (PDF) |
Larson, Dewey B. |
46 | Space-Time Geometry | Peret, Bruce M. |
47 | Understanding the Reciprocal System Lesson II: Postulates of the RST and some Initial Consequences |
Denslow, Lawrence E. |
51 | Action at a Distance A Question of Viewpoint |
Hasslberger, Josef |
55 | The Interaction of Electromagnetism and Gravitation along Equipotential Lines A Prelude to Advanced Energy and Propulsion Technology |
Kramer, Russell |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | ISUS News Announcement | Editor |
1 | The Eighth Annual Convention of the International Society of Unified Science | Editor |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | 1983 Vancouver Conference | Editor |
2 | Minutes of the Business Meeting of the Annual Convention of the International Society of Unified Science | Satz, Ronald W. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | To Members and Friends of ISUS | Editor |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Minutes of the Thirteenth Annual ISUS, Inc. Conference August 12-13, 1988 |
Satz, Ronald W. |
4 | Role of the Amateur in Scientific Practice and Theory | Meyer, Frank H. |
8 | Proposed Hearing for ISUS and Dewey B. Larson Letter to Professor KVK Nehru, India from Prof. Edward J. Anderson, USA, Oct 1, 1988 |
Anderson, Frank A. |
9 | Proposed Hearing at Boston University Letter to Dr. Lawrence Sulack from Professor J. Edward Anderson, USA, Oct 29, 1988 |
Anderson, Frank A. |
11 | D.B. Larson's Qualifications as an Uncomitted Investigator Letter to Dr. J. Edward Anderson from Dr. Frank A. Anderson, Oct 22, 1988 |
Anderson, Frank A. |
13 | D.B. Larson's Qualifications as an Uncomitted Investigator Letter to Mr. Patrick Young from Dr. Frank A. Anderson, Jan 31, 1988 |
Wuenscher, Hans F. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Editorial: Not Bad | Editor |
2 | Announcement: Fourteenth Annual ISUS Convention, August 11-12, 1988 | Porter, Phillip H. |
3 | Letter of Prof. J. Edward Anderson to Dr. Lawrence R Sulak, Chairman, Pysics Dept, Boston U, Oct 29, 1988 | Anderson, Frank A. |
6 | Letter of Frank Meyer to Prof. Abner Shimony, Prof of Physics and Philsophy, Boston U, Dec 29,1988 | Anderson, Frank A. |
7 | Letter of Prof. Shimony to Mr. Frank Meyer, Jan 15, 1988 | Editor |
8 | Letter of Prof Shimony to Prof Larry Sulak, Chairman, Physics Dept, Boston University, Oct 31, 1988 | Satz, Ronald W. |
10 | Letter of Ronald W. Satz to Prof. J. Edward Anderson, Nov 15 | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
12 | News about Matching Grant to ISUS, Inc. from St. Paul Companies | Navarro, Edwin |
13 | Letter of Dr. KVK Nehru, Prof in Mechanical Engineering, JNT University, Hyderabad, India, Dec 20, 1988 | Denslow, Lawrence E. |
16 | Letter of Lawrence E. Denslow, Teacher and Member, ISUS Board of Trustees, to Prof. Frank H. Meyer | Editor |
18 | Request from Edwin Navarro, ISUS Membership Director, about future publication of an ISUS Membership list | Navarro, Edwin |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | 1990 Conference Announcement | Editor |
2 | Letter from the President | Navarro, Edwin |
4 | Research Interests at ISUS | Navarro, Edwin |
5 | Report on Cold Fusion Experiments | Stearns Jr., Hoyt A. |
6 | Videotapes of Past Conferences | Editor |
6 | 1989 Conference Review | Editor |
7 | Minutes of 1989 Conference | Satz, Ronald W. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Letter of Dorothy Larson to 16th Annual ISUS Convention at Drexel University | Larson, Dorothy E. |
4 | Invitation of II International Holistic Congress to Dewey Larson | Martins Jr, Paulo Pereira |
5 | Letter of L.M. Reilly, NPB, to Executive Secretariat Congress LTDA | Reilly
, Linda |
6 | Letter of Dr. Bill McCraw to Members of ISUS, Inc. | McCraw, William |
8 | Letter of F.H. Meyer, May 11, 1991, to Bill McCraw | Meyer, Frank H. |
9 | Letter of Congress organizer, Dr. Jose M. Martins to F.H. Meyer | Martins Jr, Paulo Pereira |
10 | Letter of F.H. Meyer, June 14, 1991 to Congress Organizer | Meyer, Frank H. |
11 | Letter of Dr. Martins, June 27, 1991 to Frank Meyer | Martins Jr, Paulo Pereira |
12 | Letter of Frank Meyer, June 3, 1991 to Dr. Martins | Meyer, Frank H. |
13 | Opening Remarks for 16th Annual ISUS Convention | Hilbert, David |
14 | Schedule of 16th Annual Convention, August 9-10 | RSRS |
15 | Minutes of 16th Annual Convention in Philadelphia | Satz, Ronald W. |
18 | Letter of Philip M. Heggen, Energy General Press About a couple of publication ideas |
Heggen, Phillip M. |
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1 | Eighteenth Annual Conference of ISUS, Inc. August 1993, University of Denver, Colorado |
RSRS |
3 | Whole Human World Greater Than the Whole Material World Excerpt from The Universe of Motion |
Larson, Dewey B. |
5 | Some Observations on the 'Executive Orders' | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
9 | Recent ISUS Executive Orders | Kirk, Thomas |
13 | Seventeenth Annual Convention of ISUS, Inc. Minutes of the Business Meeting, August 1992, University of Utah, Salt Lake City |
RSRS |
15 | Updating Electronic Networking and ISUS | Stearns Jr., Hoyt A. |
17 | Future Progress of Human Rights on Earth | Meyer, Frank H. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | What is the Use of a New Born Baby? | Meyer, Frank H. |
2 | Eighteenth Annual Conference of ISUS, Inc. Minutes of the Business Meeting |
RSRS |
8 | Correspondence between two former ISUS, Inc. Presidents | Anderson, Frank A. Meyer, Frank H. |
13 | Correspondence Between Maurice Gilroy and Robert Tucek | Gilroy, Maurice Tucek, Robert V. |
19 | How to meet the New Age Ushered by the Reciprocal System? (PDF) | Karumuri Vinaya Kumar, Nehru |
23 | PRT: Excerpt from University of Minnesota Research Review | Anderson, J. Edward |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Nineteenth Annual Conference of ISUS, Inc. Scottsdale, Phoenix Metro Area, July 8-9, 1994 |
Meyer, Frank H. |
4 | The Birth of a Breakthrough in Urban Transportation | Anderson, Frank A. |
9 | Report by ISUS Sec'y, Lawrence E. Denslow on W.A.F. Motion | Denslow, Lawrence E. |
10 | Letter of Keith Burgess, England, to Editor | Burgess, Keith R. |
12 | Letter of David Halprin, Australia, to Editor | Halprin, David |
13 | Letter of Editor to Dave Halprin | RSRS |
14 | Ultimate Human Worth From "Voices on the Threshold of Tomorrow" |
Meyer, Frank H. |
16 | Beyond Mechanistic Metaphysics: Reform Future Now | Anderson, Frank A. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Twentieth Annual Conference of ISUS, Inc. The Regency Hotel, Denver, Colorado, August 9-10, 1995 |
Porter, Phillip H. |
3 | Special Meeting to Consider Contract Proposed by Dorothy Larson | RSRS |
5 | Secretary's Reports of 1994 Annual ISUS Business Conference | Denslow, Lawrence E. |
8 | Messages from President R.W. Satz and Dewey B. Larson | Larson, Dewey B. Satz, Ronald W. |
9 | Letter of Arch Busby, January 25, 1995, Victoria, Australia | Busby, Arch RSRS |
12 | Information Products about Reciprocal System Theory & Practice | Unknown |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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1 | Larson's Humankind has a Purposeful Future | Meyer, Frank H. |
3 | Minutes of the Twentieth Annual ISUS, Inc. Conference 8/95 |
Denslow, Lawrence E. |
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1 | President Hoyt Stearn's Letter to ISUS, Inc. Members and Friends | Stearns Jr., Hoyt A. |
5 | Twenty-First ISUS Annual Conference, Aug 12-13, Denver | RSRS |
8 | Space-Time and Beyond | Meyer, Frank H. |
Page | Title | Author(s) |
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3 | Minutes of the Twenty-First Annual Meeting of the Members of the International Society of Unified Science | Denslow, Lawrence E. |
6 | The ISUS Retreat at the H Bar G Youth Hostel | Denslow, Lawrence E. |
7 | Monist or Dualist? | Satz, Ronald W. |
9 | Correspondence Between Ronald W. Satz and Dewey B. Larson Regarding Larson's New Book, Beyond Space and Time | Larson, Dewey B. Satz, Ronald W. |
13 | Evidence That Women and Men are Equals is True Infinitude of the Private Person The Physical and the Human: Part and Whole |
Meyer, Frank H. Peret, Bruce M. Schmitt, Otto H. |
18 | Commentary on the ISUS Retreat | Peret, Bruce M. |
19 | Correspondence Between Frank H. Meyer and the Scientific & Medial Network | Meyer, Frank H. |
Interactive Research Programs

Dimensions and Degrees of Freedom
An interactive demonstration of how Reciprocal System "dimensions of motion" correlate to degrees of freedom.

Unit Conversion Table
A comparison of the Reciprocal System concept of "Natural Units" of space (s) and time (t) to conventional MKS/CGS units. (Requires MATH-ML support.)
Books on the Reciprocal System
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Nothing But Motion (Larson, Dewey B.) (View PDF)
Volume I of the revised edition of The Structure of the Physical Universe. Covers the basic postulates of the Reciprocal System of theory, reference systems, radiation, gravitation, superluminal velocities, atoms, sub-atomic particles, the origin of physical constants, cosmic ray decay, simple and complex chemical compounds and the groundwork for future research.

Basic Properties of Matter (Larson, Dewey B.) (View PDF)
Volume II of the revised edition of the Structure of the Physical Universe. Analysis of solid cohesion, inter-atomic distances, compressibility, heat, electric currents, electrical resistance, electric and magnetic charges and ionization, magneto-statics, isotopes, radioactivity, atom building, mass and energy, in light of the reciprocal relation between space and time.

Universe of Motion (Larson , Dewey B.) (View PDF)
Volume III of the revised edition of the Structure of the Physical Universe. The Reciprocal System as applied to astronomy, describing the origin and evolution of stars, globular clusters and galaxies. Describes the origin and the structure of quasars, pulsars and neutron stars, and other gravity-intense phenomena.

Beyond Space and Time (Larson, Dewey B.; 1996)
A comprehensive overview of science and its relation to major philosophies and religions of the world. Larson delves into the metaphysical ramifications of the Universe as derived from the Reciprocal System, including the origin and eventual destiny of life, ethical behavior and the paranormal.

The Structure of the Physical Universe (Larson, Dewey B.; 1959)
Dewey B. Larson's first publication on the Reciprocal System of physical theory. Note that there are chapters missing—they were never actually published in the first book, having been tentative research and incomplete at the time.

Beyond Newton (Larson, Dewey B.; 1964)
This volume clarifies the general gravitational law and also furnishes an explanation for each of the characteristics of gravitation, including the two items which Newton made no attempt to determine the origin of the gravitational force and the mechanism whereby this force is exerted.

The Case Against the Nuclear Atom (Larson, Dewey B.; 1964)
An examination of the accepted structure of the atom, the problems and advances it represents, and a complete re-evaluation of the theory based on the natural conclusions concerning the nature of motion from the Reciprocal System of theory.
NOTE: Due to a printing error, pages 97-126 are duplicated in the book. When you hit page 97 again, just skip forward to 127. There are no pages missing.

New Light on Space and Time (Larson, Dewey B.; 1965) (View PDF)
Larson's bird's-eye view of the entire development of the structure of the physical universe, as a concise, unified picture of his theoretical development of the Reciprocal System of theory. Starts with a summary of where we stand both conceptually and mathematically, then develops the RS theory.

Quasars and Pulsars (Larson, Dewey B.; 1971)
Quasars and Pulsars is a detailed investigation into astronomical phenomena, originally predicted in the 1959 publication, The Structure of the Physical Universe. Larson explores the details on formation, internal structure and fate of these objects, comparing theoretical calculations with observation.

The Road to Full Employment (Larson, Dewey B.; 1976)
The application of physical science to a solution of the unemployment problem. Larson identifies the true case of unemployment and finds a huge reservoir of fully self-supporting jobs that can be utilized to provide continuous employment on a guaranteed basis and without cost to the taxpayers.

The Neglected Facts of Science (Larson, Dewey B.; 1982)
The Neglected Facts of Science deals entirely with observable facts, the necessary consequences of those facts (without introducing any theoretical ideas or concepts) and is essentially a report of a series of experimental discoveries in light of the Reciprocal System of theory.

Monograph on the Liquid State (Larson, Dewey B.; 1996)
Larson worked out a series of privately circulated technical papers on the liquid state of matter. The most important discovery he made was that the state of matter—the solid, liquid or gaseous—is a characteristic of the individual molecule/atom. Larson was able to calculate from the theory, without the need to introduce any arbitrary parameters, various property values of hundreds of liquids accurately.

The Road to Permanent Prosperity (Larson, Dewey B.; 2008)
Dewey Larson's second book on economics, detailing how the scientific method can be used to create a prosperous future. Includes discussion on markets, inflation, recession and various means to stabilize an economy.

Fundamentals of Scalar Motion (Denslow, Larry E.; 1997) (View PDF)
This present volume is solely an attempt to provide a clear straightforward presentation of some of the simpler aspects of the Reciprocal System of theory. It is not intended to supply any new developments other than terminology and the identification of the origin of certain fundamental concepts that are often assumed as a result of general familiarity with mathematics and the physical sciences. In that sense, it is an introduction to some of the concepts of scalar motion and their consequences for a theoretical universe of motion. The concepts introduced and the terminology used in this volume may be completely new and different from that familiar to most students of the physical sciences as previously presented on this planet. It is impossible to present new ideas completely in terms of old ideas, and therefore, it has become necessary to invent new ways of expressing the ideas so that they will not be mistaken for the old ideas.

Collected Writings of K.V.K. Nehru on the Reciprocal System of physical thory (Karamuri Vinaya Kumar Nehru; 1982)
A collection of articles, both published and unpublished, covering 14 years of research into the Reciprocal System by Prof. KVK Nehru of India. Includes articles on physics, astronomy, metaphysics and private correspondence with Dewey Larson and others.

Towards a Unified Cosmological Physics: The Reciprocal System of D.B. Larson (Studtmann, Arnold D.; 1979)
The Ph.D. dissertation of Dr. Arnold D. Studtmann, evaluating Dewey B. Larson's Reciprocal System in detail, starting with photons, atomic interactions, through the formation of stars, galaxies and their eventual demise. Very extensive and complete information.

Quaternion Organon: A Journey of One Eternal Round ( Hamner, George F., 2001 )
A fictional novel, but with careful footnotes and references. One purpose was to help bring Larson’s Reciprocal System to a popular audience. Covers a broad spectrum from science to metaphysics. A brief history of theoretical physics is included in the appendix that will make the reader hungry for a better explanation.

Periodicals Collection Master Index (View PDF)
A list of all papers published in Reciprocity and ISUS News, by volume, author and title.

Periodicals Collection A (View PDF)
A collection of the first decade of issues of the journal of the International Society of Unified Science, Reciprocity.

Periodicals Collection B (View PDF)
Reciprocity volumes XI-XV, 1981-1986.

Periodicals Collection C (View PDF)
Reciprocity volumes XVI-XX, 1987-1991.

Periodicals Collection D (View PDF)
Reciprocity volumes XII-XXV, 1992-1996.

Periodicals Collection E (View PDF)
Reciprocity volumes XXI-XXV, 1992-1996 and all issues of ISUS News, volumes I-VIII, 1983-1998.