Dewey Larson's Reciprocal System of physical theory has a number of "outstanding achievements" through the use of its predictive and deductive power regarding the underlying structure of the Universe being a simple, inverse relation of space to time. Some of these achievements are:
Astronomy
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Published a prediction of quasars-like galactic objects in the 1959 book, The Structure of the Physical Universe.
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Pulsars motion being opposite to gravity.
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Stellar evolution sequence reversed (red giant to blue supergiant, detailed in The Universe of Motion).
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Stellar generations deduced (single, double, triple, quadruple star groupings).
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Red giant and white dwarf: solving their structural mystery.
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Planetary cores contain white dwarf fragments.
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Explanation of Bode’s Law.
Physics
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Theoretical derivation of fundamental constants (Nothing But Motion, Ch. 13).
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Derivation of structures of elementary particles.
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Derivation of cosmic ray decay series and resonances.
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Derivation of the limits of the periodic table.
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Reciprocity of Gravitational motion and Galactic recession.
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Theoretical derivation of basic properties of matter (Basic Properties of Matter):
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Interatomic distances (elements and compounds)
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Specific Heat patterns
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Compressibility
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Resistivities
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Lenz’ law and diamagnetic susceptibilities
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Critical Points of more than 100 substances (Liquid State Papers)
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Clarifying the nature of the "time region" (the atomic configuration space), defined in The Collected Writings of KVK Nehru.
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Cooper pairs and superconductivity
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Ferromagnetism
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