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    <paper filename="The Simple Essence of Dewey B. Larson's Reciprocal System of Physics (Boardman, Jameela)" extension="odt" subject="Tutorial" author="Boardman, Jameela M." size="283.7 Kb" date="2012-11-14T16:22:24.31">
      <title>The Simple Essence of Dewey B. Larson's Reciprocal System of Physics</title>
      <copyright>2012 by Jameela Boardman</copyright>
      <description>An overview of the universality of the Reciprocal System model, without having to wade through volumes of heavy, detailed text to see it.</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="Boardman-Jameela-M">Jameela M. Boardman</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="Fundamentals of Scalar Motion (Denslow, Lawrence E)" extension="odt" subject="Physics" author="Denslow, Lawrence E." size="1.9 Mb" date="2012-11-09T21:32:03.74">
      <title>Fundamentals of Scalar Motion</title>
      <copyright>1996 by ISUS, Inc.</copyright>
      <description>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.</description>
      <project>Book</project>
      <author authorid="Denslow-Lawrence-E">Lawrence E. Denslow</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="Consciousness, Motion, Space and Time (KVK, Nehru)" extension="odt" subject="Metaphysics" author="KVK, Nehru" size="126 Kb" date="2012-11-14T13:13:56.64">
      <title>Consciousness, Motion, Space and Time</title>
      <copyright>2012 by KVK Nehru</copyright>
      <description> The fact that we do not have a single theory, but only a collection of individual theories, goes to show that the basic concepts of these individual theories are not right. Therefore attempts to understand the occult truths from the points of view of these concepts—which are only provisional working hypotheses—cannot lead us to Truth but only speculations unlimited.

The emergence of the first truly general theory, namely, the Reciprocal System of Theory created by Dewey B. Larson should be of immense interest to all the seekers of Truth. The conclusions of the Reciprocal System are factually verified in all the domains of physics and astronomy. It must be noted that there cannot be more than one correct general theory.</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="KVK-Nehru">Nehru KVK</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="Cosmic Background Radiation (KVK, Nehru)" extension="odt" subject="Astronomy, Astrophysics" author="KVK, Nehru" size="216.7 Kb" date="2012-10-11T18:36:27.79">
      <title>Cosmic Background Radiation</title>
      <copyright>2012 by ISUS, Inc.</copyright>
      <description>A detailed explanation of the origin and structure of cosmic background radiation.</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="KVK-Nehru">Nehru KVK</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="Glimpses into the Structure of the Sun (KVK, Nehru)" extension="odt" subject="Astronomy, Astrophysics" author="KVK,Nehru" size="906.1 Kb" date="2012-10-11T19:57:41.52">
      <title>Glimpses Into the Structure of the Sun</title>
      <copyright>©2012 by ISUS, Inc.</copyright>
      <description>An analysis of sunspots as a manifestation of motion in the intermediate and ultra-high speed temperature ranges, generating comagnetic effects.</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="KVK-Nehru">Nehru KVK</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="High Energy Physics and the Reciprocal System (KVK, Nehru)" extension="odt" subject="Physics" author="KVK, Nehru" size="355.3 Kb" date="2012-10-14T17:28:12.48">
      <title>High Energy Physics and the Reciprocal System</title>
      <copyright>2012 by ISUS, Inc.</copyright>
      <description>Great advances in technology in the recent decades of this century have made it possible to amass a wealth of experimental data of unprecedented scope and variety. Theory in the areas of Particle Physics and Astrophysics has been subjected to repeated revisions to cope up with the observed facts. Especially in the field of High Energy Physics exciting things have been happening. The Orthodoxy is becoming more tolerant to wild, if not crazy ideas and inventions of thought. In this backdrop, it might be desirable to survey the vicissitudes of the physical theory, hoping that we might learn something from the history.</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="KVK-Nehru">Nehru KVK</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="Quantum Mechanics as the Mechanics of the Time Region (KVK, Nehru)" extension="odt" subject="Physics" author="KVK, Nehru" size="326.4 Kb" date="2013-01-05T09:10:28.69">
      <title>Quantum Mechanics</title>
      <copyright>1995 by ISUS, Inc.</copyright>
      <description>While the Wave Mechanics has been very successful mathematically, it contains some fundamental errors. The principal stumbling block has been the ignorance of the existence of the Time Region and its peculiar characteristics. The crucial points that need to be recognized are that the wave associated with a moving particle, in a system of atomic dimensions, exists in the equivalent space of the Time Region: and that switching from the particle view to the wave view is equal in significance to shifting from the standpoint of the three-dimensional spatial reference frame to that of the three-dimensional temporal reference frame that is germane to the Time Region. To imagine that even gross objects have a wave associated with them is a mistake: the question of the wave does not arise unless the phenomena concerned enter the Time Region.</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="KVK-Nehru">Nehru KVK</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="Some Thoughts on Spin (KVK, Nehru)" extension="odt" subject="Physics" author="KVK, Nehru" size="175.4 Kb" date="2012-11-14T11:07:21.11">
      <title>Some Thoughts on Spin</title>
      <copyright>1997 by ISUS, Inc.</copyright>
      <description>An investigation into the nature of spin, expanding the concept to include both rotation (spin-1) and solid rotation (spin-1/2).</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="KVK-Nehru">Nehru KVK</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="The Large-Scale Structure of the Physical Universe (KVK, Nehru)" extension="odt" subject="Astronomy, Astrophysics" author="KVK, Nehru" size="398.2 Kb" date="2012-10-11T20:02:54.90">
      <title>The Large-Scale Structure of the Physical Universe</title>
      <copyright>2012 by ISUS, Inc.</copyright>
      <description>A look at the giant voids in inter-galactic space, their origin and evolution. Includes a detailed mathematical analysis of the size, structure and lifetime of these cosmic "bubbles" creating the voids.</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="KVK-Nehru">Nehru KVK</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="The Space-Time Universe (KVK, Nehru)" extension="odt" subject="Physics" author="KVK, Nehru" size="320.5 Kb" date="2012-11-14T14:40:54.04">
      <title>The Space-Time Universe</title>
      <copyright>1981 by KVK Nehru</copyright>
      <description>A five-part series that summarizes the work of Dewey Larson's Reciprocal System and compares it to Theosophy, using The Secret Doctrine and The Mahatma Letters for reference.</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="KVK-Nehru">Nehru KVK</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="A New Theory of Gravitation (Larson, Dewey B)" extension="odt" subject="Astronomy, Astrophysics" author="Larson, Dewey B." size="88.2 Kb" date="2012-11-11T15:30:45.56">
      <title>A New Theory of Gravitation</title>
      <copyright>1974 by Dewey B. Larson</copyright>
      <description>A discussion of gravity as a 3-dimensional, inward, scalar motion.</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="Larson-Dewey-B">Dewey B. Larson</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="After 3000 Years (Larson, Dewey B)" extension="odt" subject="Physics" author="Larson, Dewey B." size="88.1 Kb" date="2012-11-11T15:31:31.87">
      <title>After 3000 Years</title>
      <copyright>2012 by ISUS, Inc</copyright>
      <description>The most significant feature of this new development is that it is a general physical theory, one in which the basic laws and principles of all physical fields are derived from a single set of fundamental postulates, without making any further assumptions of any kind, and without introducing anything from any outside source. Construction of such a theory has been a major goal of science for three thousand years, and an immense amount of time and effort has been devoted to the task. But until now, all of these efforts have been totally unsuccessful. The failure has not been a matter of arriving at the wrong answers. Previous investigators have not been able to formulate any single theory that would give them any answers, right or wrong, to more than a mere handful of the millions of questions that a general physical theory must answer. As a result, present-day physical theory is not a single integrated structure, but a multitude of parts and pieces which, as the physicists admit, do not fit together very well. Every conclusion derived from currently accepted theory rests on hundreds, if not thousands, of separate assumptions.</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="Larson-Dewey-B">Dewey B. Larson</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="Around Unexpected Corners (Larson, Dewey B)" extension="odt" subject="Physics" author="Larson, Dewey B." size="173.3 Kb" date="2012-11-09T21:18:26.75">
      <title>Around Unexpected Corners</title>
      <copyright>1968 by Dewey Larson, Inc</copyright>
      <description>A lecture to a group of chemical engineering students on the history of the origins of the Reciprocal System of theory.</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="Larson-Dewey-B">Dewey B. Larson</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="Astronomical X-ray Sources (Larson, Dewey B)" extension="odt" subject="Astronomy, Astrophysics" author="Larson, Dewey B." size="180.9 Kb" date="2012-10-11T17:47:56.72">
      <title>Astronomical X-Ray Sources</title>
      <copyright>1974 by Dewey B. Larson</copyright>
      <description>An examination of astronomical x-ray sources which, in the Reciprocal System, are the various stages of white dwarf evolution, not separate entities.</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="Larson-Dewey-B">Dewey B. Larson</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="Basic Properties of Matter (Larson, Dewey B)" extension="odt" subject="Physics" author="Larson, Dewey B." size="12.2 Mb" date="2012-11-11T16:32:28.63">
      <title>Basic Properties of Matter</title>
      <copyright>1988 by Dewey B. Larson</copyright>
      <description>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, magnetostatics, isotopes, radioactivity, atom building, mass and energy, in light of the reciprocal relation between space and time.</description>
      <project>Book</project>
      <author authorid="Larson-Dewey-B">Dewey B. Larson</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="Gravitation and the Galaxies (Larson, Dewey B)" extension="odt" subject="Astronomy, Astrophysics" author="Larson, Dewey B." size="99.3 Kb" date="2012-10-11T20:11:33.73">
      <title>Gravitation and the Galaxies</title>
      <copyright>1985 by Dewey B. Larson</copyright>
      <description>A look at how gravity affects galaxies.</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="Larson-Dewey-B">Dewey B. Larson</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="Here is the Proof-Association of Quasars with Other Astronomical Objects (Larson, Dewey B)" extension="odt" subject="Astronomy, Astrophysics" author="Larson, Dewey B." size="89.4 Kb" date="2012-10-11T20:14:00.54">
      <title>Association of Quasars with Other Astronomical Objects</title>
      <copyright>2012 by ISUS, Inc.</copyright>
      <description>Larson discusses the association of quasars with other astronomical objects, indicating a common origin.</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="Larson-Dewey-B">Dewey B. Larson</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="New Light on Space and Time (Larson, Dewey B)" extension="odt" subject="Physics" author="Larson, Dewey B." size="7.3 Mb" date="2012-11-11T16:32:43.84">
      <title>New Light on Space and Time</title>
      <copyright>1965 by Dewey B. Larson</copyright>
      <description>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.</description>
      <project>Book</project>
      <author authorid="Larson-Dewey-B">Dewey B. Larson</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="Nothing But Motion (Larson, Dewey B)" extension="odt" subject="Physics" author="Larson, Dewey B." size="8.8 Mb" date="2012-11-11T16:08:03.13">
      <title>Nothing But Motion</title>
      <copyright>2012 by ISUS, Inc</copyright>
      <description> 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.
</description>
      <project>Book</project>
      <author authorid="Larson-Dewey-B">Dewey B. Larson</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="Quasars--Three Years Later (Larson, Dewey B)" extension="odt" subject="Astronomy, Astrophysics" author="Larson, Dewey B." size="355.2 Kb" date="2012-10-11T20:15:52.38">
      <title>Quasars—Three Years Later</title>
      <copyright>1974 by Dewey B. Larson</copyright>
      <description>This paper is a supplement to the book, Quasars and Pulsars, updating information contained therein. </description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="Larson-Dewey-B">Dewey B. Larson</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="Remodelling the Big Bang (Larson, Dewey B)" extension="odt" subject="Astronomy, Astrophysics" author="Larson, Dewey B." size="109 Kb" date="2012-10-11T20:16:49.97">
      <title>Remodelling the Big Bang</title>
      <copyright>2012 by ISUS, Inc.</copyright>
      <description>A look at the origins of the Universe. </description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="Larson-Dewey-B">Dewey B. Larson</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="The Density Gradient in White Dwarf Stars (Larson, Dewey B)" extension="odt" subject="Astronomy, Astrophysics" author="Larson, Dewey B." size="102.9 Kb" date="2012-10-11T20:18:41.60">
      <title>The Density Gradient in White Dwarf Stars</title>
      <copyright>1974 by Dewey B. Larson</copyright>
      <description>Larson examines the white dwarf stars in light of faster-than-light speeds creating an inverse density structure.</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="Larson-Dewey-B">Dewey B. Larson</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="The Dimensions of Motion (Larson, Dewey B)" extension="odt" subject="Physics" author="Larson, Dewey B." size="212.3 Kb" date="2012-11-13T18:47:33.26">
      <title>The Dimensions of Motion</title>
      <copyright>1985 by Dewey B. Larson</copyright>
      <description>Some of the most significant consequences are related to the dimensions of this hitherto unrecognized type of motion. The word “dimension” is used in several different senses, but in the sense in which it is applied to space it signifies the number of independent magnitudes that are required for a complete definition of a spatial quantity. It is generally conceded that space is three-dimensional. Thus three independent magnitudes are required for a complete definition of a quantity of space. Throughout the early years of science this was taken as an indication that the universe is three-dimensional. Currently, the favored hypothesis is that of a four-dimensional universe, in which the three dimensions of space are joined to one dimension of time.</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="Larson-Dewey-B">Dewey B. Larson</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="The Mythical Universe of Modern Astronomy (Larson, Dewey B)" extension="odt" subject="Astronomy, Cosmology" author="Larson, Dewey B." size="179.9 Kb" date="2012-10-11T20:22:00.37">
      <title>The Mythical Universe of Modern Astronomy</title>
      <copyright>1982, 1986 by ISUS, Inc</copyright>
      <description>Larson examines the current state of astronomy and compares it to the much simpler Reciprocal System interpretation.</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="Larson-Dewey-B">Dewey B. Larson</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="The Properties of Scalar Motion (Larson, Dewey B)" extension="odt" subject="Physics, Scalar Motion" author="Larson, Dewey B." size="89.7 Kb" date="2012-10-11T20:23:06.61">
      <title>The Properties of Scalar Motion</title>
      <copyright>1974 by Dewey B. Larson</copyright>
      <description>How to visualize the concept of scalar motion as differentiated from vectorial motion.</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="Larson-Dewey-B">Dewey B. Larson</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="Universe of Motion (Larson, Dewey B)" extension="odt" subject="Astronomy, Cosmology" author="Larson, Dewey B." size="12.3 Mb" date="2012-11-11T16:33:25.48">
      <title>Universe of Motion</title>
      <copyright>1984 by Dewey B. Larson</copyright>
      <description>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.</description>
      <project>Book</project>
      <author authorid="Larson-Dewey-B">Dewey B. Larson</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="At the Earth's Core--The Geophysics of Planetary Evolution (Peret, Bruce)" extension="odt" subject="Geophysics" author="Peret, Bruce" size="309.6 Kb" date="2012-10-30T16:47:21.84">
      <title>At the Earth's Core: The Geophysics of Planetary Evolution</title>
      <copyright>1996 by Bruce Peret</copyright>
      <description>A reevaluation of the formation and internal structure of planets, in light of the Reciprocal System.</description>
      <project>RS</project>
      <author authorid="Peret-Bruce">Bruce Peret</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="RS2-101 Creating a Theory (Bruce Peret)" extension="odt" subject="Tutorial" author="Peret, Bruce" size="1.8 Mb" date="2012-11-12T10:21:06.68">
      <title>RS2-101 Creating a Theory</title>
      <copyright>2012 by Bruce Peret</copyright>
      <description>An introduction to the concept of frameworks; what occurs naturally and what man has created to express the natural framework in symbols.</description>
      <project>RS2</project>
      <author authorid="Peret-Bruce">Bruce Peret</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="RS2-102 Fundamental Postulates (Bruce Peret)" extension="odt" subject="Tutorial" author="Peret, Bruce" size="201.2 Kb" date="2012-10-14T16:34:42.62">
      <title>RS2-102 Fundamental Postulates</title>
      <copyright>2012 by Bruce Peret</copyright>
      <description>The fundamental postulates of the Reciprocal System of theory and a detailed description of what they define and how they relate.</description>
      <project>RS2</project>
      <author authorid="Peret-Bruce">Bruce Peret</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="EDsETs (Phoenix III, Daniel)" extension="odt" subject="Exopolitics" author="Phoenix III, Daniel" size="379.4 Kb" date="2012-11-16T14:02:39.55">
      <title>Extra-Dimensional &amp; Extra-Terrestrial Entities</title>
      <copyright>Public domain</copyright>
      <description>An analysis of the concept of an extra-dimensional entity, showing how dimension and density relate in the structure of the life unit. Also a discussion of extraterrestrial contact, and the problems the human psyche may encounter.</description>
      <project>RS2</project>
      <author authorid="Phoenix-III-Daniel">Daniel Phoenix III</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="Geochronology (Phoenix III, Daniel)" extension="odt" subject="Anthropology" author="Phoenix III, Daniel" size="1.6 Mb" date="">
      <title>Geochronology</title>
      <copyright>Public Domain</copyright>
      <description>Radioactive decay and stellar generations are used to do a reevaluation of geochronology, how we date ancient history. Natural consequences of this reevaluation bring science in line with religious and mythological dating, and give quite a different perspective on the origins of mankind.</description>
      <project>RS2</project>
      <author authorid="Phoenix-III-Daniel">Daniel Phoenix III</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="Geoengineering (Phoenix III, Daniel)" extension="odt" subject="Geoengineering" author="Phoenix III, Daniel" size="222.3 Kb" date="">
      <title>Geoengineering, Chemtrails, HAARP, World Orders, Time Lines and Ascension</title>
      <copyright>Public Domain</copyright>
      <description>An analysis of the current geoengineering of Earth, including chemtrails, the upcoming solar transition, solar radio and x-ray emission, timelines and superstorms.</description>
      <project>RS2</project>
      <author authorid="Phoenix-III-Daniel">Daniel Phoenix III</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="The Uncommitted Investigator (Phoenix III, Daniel)" extension="odt" subject="Philosophy" author="Phoenix III, Daniel" size="131.3 Kb" date="2013-01-05T08:36:01.27">
      <title>The Uncommitted Investigator</title>
      <copyright>Public Domain</copyright>
      <description>A short discussion on the uncommitted investigator, those basement researchers that produce new knowledge with their own skills and commitments, without corporate control.</description>
      <project>RS2</project>
      <author authorid="Phoenix-III-Daniel">Daniel Phoenix III</author>
    </paper>
    <paper filename="Time and Timelines (Phoenix III, Daniel)" extension="odt" subject="Physics" author="Phoenix III, Daniel" size="249.6 Kb" date="">
      <title>Time and Timelines</title>
      <copyright>Public Domain</copyright>
      <description>A discussion on the nature of time and the temporal experiments run during the Phoenix III project.</description>
      <project>RS2</project>
      <author authorid="Phoenix-III-Daniel">Daniel Phoenix III</author>
    </paper>
  </papers>
  <subjects>
    <subject>Tutorial</subject>
    <subject>Physics</subject>
    <subject>Metaphysics</subject>
    <subject>Astronomy, Astrophysics</subject>
    <subject>Astronomy, Cosmology</subject>
    <subject>Physics, Scalar Motion</subject>
    <subject>Geophysics</subject>
    <subject>Exopolitics</subject>
    <subject>Anthropology</subject>
    <subject>Geoengineering</subject>
    <subject>Philosophy</subject>
  </subjects>
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    <author id="Boardman-Jameela-M" givenname="Jameela M." surname="Boardman"/>
    <author id="Denslow-Lawrence-E" givenname="Lawrence E." surname="Denslow"/>
    <author id="KVK-Nehru" givenname="Nehru" surname="KVK"/>
    <author id="Larson-Dewey-B" givenname="Dewey B." surname="Larson"/>
    <author id="Peret-Bruce" givenname="Bruce" surname="Peret"/>
    <author id="Phoenix-III-Daniel" givenname="Daniel" surname="Phoenix III"/>
  </authors>
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