Reciprocal System Research Society

<r>See attached image that visualizes the concept of neutral (linear polarized) and vectorial (polarized) bi-vectors and bi-rotations.<br/> <br/> (NOTE: Attachments are not sent via e-mail; you must log in to <URL url="http://forum.antiquatis.org">http://forum.antiquatis.org</URL> to view/download t...

In examining the various ideas behind "conservation" laws (polarity, energy, etc... thanks Gopi), I find there is one basic conservation law required in RS2 -- The Law of Conservation of Motion . This law is simple, and Rule #1 in a computer model: "In any interaction, motion is conse...

Sarada Kesiraju wrote: Bruce wrote: Is there any relevance to quarternions also? Yes. The homogeneous coordinates [ x y z 1 ] have a polar inverse as a quaternion [1 ix jy kz]. The problem arises that though they are geometric inverses, the crossing of the unit boundary between the geometries only ...

Nehru wrote: 1. Where do the dimensions of Time come in? In the projective stratum, the only invariant is the cross-ratio (a scalar speed). But since there is nothing to measure that speed from , concepts like s/t or t/s cannot exist (relationships between scalar speeds are not defined in this stra...

<t>Since I've been digging thru my old "model" problem notes... here is the "biggie", right at the beginning of Larson's RS, the photon.<br/> <br/> 1) Scalar reversal problems<br/> <br/> a) As described by Larson, occur instanteously at the "end" of the unit of motion. This is easy enough to model: ...

Phil forwarded this message from rstheory from Jacques, which reminded me of the computer modeling work I did 7-8 years on radioactive decay with Nehru. jacques wrote: When uranium 238 decay it emit an alpha particule and thorium 234. So we start with one atom and end up with two. In the uranium ato...

During my research on neutrinos, I ran across a concept known as "neutrino oscillation", where the three neutrinos can simultaneously coexist as each other. Apparently, they came up with this "device" to explain the loss of 1/3 of the neutrinos that are supposed to be there, base...

In the counterspace of RS2, all motion is polar within the time region. Photons and electrons are motion in a single, polar dimension which we observe as single rotation . The next logical step is a 2-dimensional polar motion, which we see as a solid rotation . Note that this is not a motion IN two ...

I thought it might be wise to identify potential problem areas in Larson's orginal development, to make sure the problems are addressed in RS2. I will be using the "Fundamental Problems" topic to track these. Please feel free to add any quirks that I miss. Most of these problems arise when...

<r>I took a quick look at Superstring theory at the request of a number of people. It is just a preliminary view, since I was only able to do the "basics" on the superstring site, <URL url="http://www.superstringtheory.com">http://www.superstringtheory.com</URL> without taking a refresher in linear ...