Reciprocal System Research Society

The beauty of the descriptive approach is in the fact, that you don't have to "believe" in mass, momentum, pressure etc., you only have to define them proprely: if it gets to e.g. calculating the heat needed to push a piston, you still use the same equation. It is only a meas to describe y...

Larson somehow (through long series of inductions) arrived to conclusion, that mass is m=t 3 /s 3 . I would like to know if there is some way to deduce it from experience, like any other physical laws in the deductive science. Metric system (not just SI but also cgs and other conventional systems) c...

<t>Curl of gradient is for all well-behaved functions zero because of geometrical considerations. Loosely explained the gradient is how steep is your path to the "hill". Curl is something like how fast a wihrlpool rotates. Obviously a path to a hill can not rotate so a non-zero rotation out of gradi...

Dear all, I am a bit confused from the electric and magnetic charges and fields as used in RS, so I would appreciate if someone could help me by understanding it. My confusion results from the following: In the book Structure of the physical universe Larson introduces the concept of magnetic charge ...

<t>Horace,<br/> <br/> those wurms in the video are probably plasma cells. Souch cells are formed when two plasmas in two different magnetic fields interact. Here it seems to be that case: sparks of electrons create one plasma and are influenced heavily with the magnetic field from the coil. The seco...

<t>Thank you for your comments.<br/> <br/> I completely agree with Ardavarz and a lot of illustrations is a good idea. Periodical updates are also a good idea.<br/> <br/> Now to anyone who whants to help: can you make some site/google-group/anything where we can put all the material and more people ...

I feel I wrote my first post a little confusing way, sorry for that, now I'll try to make my self more clear: I would like to co-work on book on Reciprocal System version 2 which will be primarily targeted to readers which never studied physics or mathematics before. Objectives and principles of the...

<r>I am still a newbie in RS2 but I am a quantum chemist (and have studied also<br/> <br/> quantum field theory etc.) and I really think it's vital to write a good book on<br/> <br/> RS2 for the scientific community and I also maybe want to do it but first I need<br/> <br/> to fully understand every...