PIRT XI

Physical Interpretations of Relativity Theory XI

Imperial College, London 12-15 September 2008

Lecture Theatre, Civil Engineering Department

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All lectures 30 minutes long and delivered in Skempton Memorial Lecture Theatre, Civil Engineering Department.

FRIDAY, September 12

Registration outside lecture theatre, Civil Engineering Department 9.30h - 13.00h

10.30 – 11.00 Coffee Break

13.00 – 14.00 BUFFET LUNCH

Start of Lectures, Chairman P Rowlands

14.00	ARMINJON & REIFLER QUANTUM MECHANICS FOR THREE DIRAC EQUATIONS IN A CURVED SPACE-TIME
14.30	RAPOPORT TORSION GEOMETRIES, QUANTUM PHYSICS, SELF REFERENCE, MULTI STATE LOGICS, TIME WAVES AND THE GENERATION OF SPACE
15.00	HARAMEIN, RAUSCHER & HYSON SPACE TIME TORQUE AS A UNIVERSAL PARAMETER FOR COSMOGENESIS

15.30 Coffee Break 15 30h - 16 00h

16.00	SANTILLI LABORATORY SYNTHESIS OF THE NEUTRON FROM A PROTON AND AN ELECTRON
16.30	KRASNOHOLOVETS ON MICROSCOPIC INTERPRETATIONS OF PHENOMENA PREDICTED BY THE FORMALISM OF GENERAL RELATIVITY
17.00	OSMASTON CONTINUUM THEORY : WHAT CAN CONTINUUM THEORY DO THAT GENERAL RELATIVITY CANNOT?
17.30	Questions and Answers 17 30 - 18 00h

18.00 Close of Friday 12 September Session

SATURDAY, Sept 13

Chairman T Suntola

9.00	POPE THE PIONEER ANOMALY, OR A 'DISSIDENT ' PERSPECTIVE ON MODERN PHYSICS
9.30	FERNANDO PHYSICAL INTERPRETATIONS OF RELATIVISTIC PHENOMENA
10.00	IBISON A NEW CASE FOR DIRECT ACTION

10.30 Coffee Break 10.30h - 11.00h

11.00	PETIT & AGOSTINI A BIMETRIC MODEL OF THE UNIVERSE. INTERPRETATION OF THE COSMIC ACCELERATION ETC.
11.30	GILSON SOLUTIONS OF A COSMOLOGICAL SCHROEDINGER EQUATION FOR EXACT GRAVITATIONAL WAVES ETC
12.00	GLADYSHEV, GLADYSHEVA, ET AL. 3-DIMENSIONAL EXPERIMENTS FOR OBSERVING ANISOTROPY OF SPACE
12.30	Questions and Answers 12.30-13.00

13.00 BUFFET LUNCH 13.00h - 14.00h

Chairman V O Gladyshev

14.00	ROWLANDS WHAT IS VACUUM?
14.30	ALMEIDA DIFFERENT ALGEBRAS FOR ONE REALITY
15.00	VALENTINE PIECES OF EIGHT : ALGEBRA OF A THREE -FOLD SYMMETRY FOR FUNDAMENTAL PHYSICS

15.30 Coffee Break 15.30h - 16.00h

16.00	RAUSCHER RELATIVISTIC PHYSICS IN COMPLEX MINKOWSKI SPACE, NONLOCALITY ETHER MODEL AND QUANTUM PHYSICS
16.30	BREWIS DECOUPLING THE METRIC; A HYDRODYNAMIC INTERPRETATION
17.00	TRELL REALIZATION OF ELEMENTARY MATTER IN SELF REPLICATING REGULAR SOLID REWRITE
17.30	Questions and Answers 17.30h - 18.00h

18.00 Close of Saturday Session

SUNDAY, September 14

Chairman P Rowlands

9.00	GUY TIME IS THE OTHER NAME OF SPACE
9.30	GLADYSHEV TIME MACHINE IN SPACE WITH DIPOLE ANISOTROPY
10.00	KRACKLAUER CAN CLOCKS TELL TIME?

10.30 Coffee Break 10.30 - 11.00h

11.00	PETRY EXPANDING OR NON-EXPANDING UNIVERSE
11.30	GIESE TAKING RELATIVITY BACK FROM PRINCIPLES TO PHYSICAL PROCESSES
12.00	CARROLL MEASURING A ONE - WAY LIGHT SPEED
12.30	Questions and Answers 12.30h-13.00h

13.00 BUFFET LUNCH 13.00h - 14.00h

Chairman V O Gladyshev

14.00	SUNTOLA FROM LOCAL TO GLOBAL RELATIVITY
14.30	KALLIO-TAMMINEN THE DYNAMIC UNIVERSE AND THE CONCEPT OF REALITY
15.00	BEICHLER RELATIVITY, THE SURGE & THE THIRD SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION ; THE FUNDAMENTAL NATURE OF RELATIVITY

15.30 Coffee Break 15.30h-16.00h

16.00	MATHE ANOTHER THEORY OF GRAVITATION
16.30	LO EINSTEIN 'S REQUIREMENT FOR WEAK GRAVITY VERSUS EINSTEIN 'S COVARIANCE PRINCIPLE
17.00	BURDE CONFORMAL INVARIANCE AND ANISOTROPIC PROPAGATION OF LIGHT IN SPECIAL RELATIVITY
17.30	Questions and Answers 17.30h - 18.00h

18.00 Close of Sunday Session

MONDAY, September 14

Chairman T Suntola

9.00	IZMAILOV THE SCHEME OF LABORATORY MEASUREMENTS OF GRAVIMAGNETIC EFFECTS WITH SHEQUID SUPPLIED BY THE ROTATION FLUX TRANSFORMER
9.30	TORRES-SILVA A NEW RELATIVISTIC FIELD THEORY OF THE ELECTRON
10.00	CARROLL & BEALS A RELATIVISTIC WAVE -PARTICLE BASED ON MAXWELL'S EQUATIONS : Part II

10.30 Coffee Break 10 30 - 11 00h

11.00	KHOLMETSKII ET AL. GENERALIZATION OF CONCEPTION OF MEASUREMENT TO SPACE-TIME WITH ARBITRARY METRICS AND COVARIANT ETHER THEORIES; MOSSBAUER EXPERIMENTS IN ROTATING SYSTEMS RE-ANALYZED
11.30	SMIRNOV-RUEDA ET AL. MANIFEST NONLOCALITY OF BOUND ELECTRO-MAGNETIC FIELDS IN NEAR ZONE OF RADIATING SOURCES : EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATIONS
12.00	SPAVIERI MOMENTUM OF ELECTRO-MAGNETIC FIELDS AND NEW TESTS OF FUNDAMENTAL PHYSICS
12.30	Questions and Answers 12.30h-13.00h

13.00 BUFFET LUNCH 13 00h - 14 00h

Chairman P Rowlands

14.00	CAVALLERI ET AL. THE ORIGIN OF THE FAMOUS, PURE 1/f NOISE ; REVIEW OF STOCHASTIC ELECTRODYNAMICS, WITH AND WITHOUT SPIN;
14.30	SELLERI ABSOLUTE SIMULTANEITY AS A CONSEQUENCE OF THE SAGNAC EFFECT
15.00	SZOECS IMPORTANT CONSEQUENCES OF THE CLASSICAL AND GENERALIZED LINEAR TRANSFORMATIONS BETWEEN INERTIAL SYSTEMS. SUBMICROSCOPIC BLACK HOLES AS MAGNETIC MONOPOLES AND DYONS IN SPACE TIME

15.30 Coffee Break 15 30h - 16 00h

16.00	NASSIKAS THE ELECTRO-MAGNETIC SPACE -TIME ETHER UNDER THE CLAIM FOR MINIMUM CONTRADICTIONS
16.30	YARMAN A WHOLE NEW APPROACH TO THE BOUND MUON DECAY RETARDATION ; REFORMULATION OF COULOMB AND NEWTON FORCES EXERTED BY A SOURCE CHARGE ON A MOVING TEST CHARGE ETC.
17.00	Questions and Answers, Discussion about future of PIRT, 17.00-18.00h

18.00 Close of London 2008 Conference