Reciprocal System Research Society

<t>Can you tell me how to write equations here? I started to write a blog and I can't figure out how to add equations... Do I have to create them elswere and then just insert images or is there a way to edit equations like mathjax?<br/> <br/> My second question is whether I can somehow save the bolg...

<t>If I understand RS2 correctly I can offer a more complex answer:<br/> <br/> space time and motion are defined by their properties in RS:<br/> <br/> (1) space is always orthogonal to time<br/> <br/> to represent it we can use a complex number composed of two scalar parts (scalar time and scalar sp...

<t>I guess the most urgent task for RS comunity is create more RS gurus who can then write a lightweight introduction for curious people, make games, documentaries etc. but right now, there is practically no way to study RS/RS2 and become such a guru. The main problem is that Larson's books are in m...

<t>In these two questions I can speak only for myself, but I think that:<br/> <br/> you can safely assume the reader knows what used to be the standard mathematical and physical curiculum i.e. functions, trigonometry, euclidean geometry, vectors and some of their operations, differentials, matrices ...

It's great to hear this news. Here is what I consider the most important: introduction to RS/RS2 a quick summary of RS/RS2 history mathematical introduction (especially what part of projective geommetry will be used) or at least what one should know absolute and relative locations and speeds in RS w...

<t>Two papers by K.V.K. Nehru seem to fully justify the usage of the Schrodinger equation on the atomic scale, especially in the case of hydrogen atom. The difference between main stream view seems to be only in the interpretation, but there have been an argument around the interpretation of QM ever...

The video about Wau number - 1, as I understand it, was created as a response to videos about mysterious properties of the golden ratio, Pi etc...

I was taught that photons were point particles, each with a unit energy, so if you wanted a brighter light, you just needed more photons. Well, what the math relations show is that a photon can also have an intrinsic magnitude, in addition to being part of group. It might be supprising, but as expe...

Thanks for comments and corrections. Here is the corrected version.

The appendix is there to show how are the same concepts differently complex different mappings.

Jan

<t>Considering how much time I spent thinking about the units problem I wrote a short article on this - the units of measurement. I.e. what do they actually mean and how can one get from regular units to the ones used in RS. Someone might find it helpful... Anyway, is there a review process here? I'...