Search for Fundamental Theory: The VII

This volume is about searching for fundamental theory in physics which has become somewhat elusive in recent decades. Like a group of blind men investigating an elephant, one physicist postulates the trunk as a hose, another a leg as a tree, the body a wall or barrier, the tail a rope and the ears as a fan. The organizers of the Vigier series symposia strongly believe cross polination by exploring many avenues of seemingly disparate research is key to breakthrough discovery and solicited papers on all areas of physics deemed pertinent in Astrophysics, Cosmology, nuclear physics, quantum theory, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, vacuum field theory and topology.

Preface	p. vii
ôHiddenö Parameters Describing Internal Motion within Extended Particle Elements	p. 1
Electrodynamics with a Future Conformal Horizon	p. 28
The Cumulative Effect of Vacuum Radiation on Particle Coordinates	p. 43
Reflexivity and Foundations of Physics	p. 48
Further Evidence in Support of the Universal Nilpotent Grammatical Computational Paradigm of Quantum Physics	p. 90
Dual Vector Spaces and Physical Singularities	p. 102
Instant Random Information	p. 113
Appearance of Objects at Relativistic Velocities, a Holographic Approach	p. 118
Entropy, Reversibility, Irreversibility and Thermodynamic Cycles	p. 125
Advances in the Thermodynamics of Ideal Gases by Means of Computer Simulations	p. 141
The Physical Meaning of the Coefficients cⁿ/G, (n = 0,1…5) and the Standard Model of the Univers	p. 165
Amending Maxwell's Equations for Real and Complex Gauge Groups in Non-Abclian Form	p. 180
Simple Resonance Hierarchy for Surmounting Quantum Uncertainty	p. 185
Empirical Protocol for Measuring Virtual Tachyon/Tardon Interactions in a Dirac Vacuum	p. 199
'Number States' and 'Pilot Waves' Hidden in Maxwell's Classical Equations	p. 217
The Metaplectic Sampling of Quantum Engineering	p. 232
Inerton Fields: Very New Ideas on Fundamental Physics	p. 244
Brane-World Gravity in Normal Coordinates	p. 269
Does Inhomogeneous Dust Distribution in Higher Dimension Drive Late Acceleration?	p. 281
A Theoretical Mechanism of Szilard Engine Function in Nucleic Acids and the Implications for Quantum Coherence in Biological Systems	p. 287
The Space-Time Continuum as a Transversely Isotropic Material and the Meaning of the Temporal Coordinate	p. 291
Causal Analysis of the Quantum States	p. 295
Scheme for Measuring Experimentally the Velocity of Pilot Waves and the Discreteness of Time	p. 329
The Explanation of Michelson's Experiment	p. 345
An Absolute Phase Space for the Physicality of Matter	p. 349
Baryogenesis in the Early Universe	p. 371
The Hypergeometrical Universe: Cosmology and Standard Model1	p. 389
Thermodynamics in 'Manifest Reality'	p. 416
Nature of the Physical Observer	p. 420
Physics of Non-Inertial Reference Frames	p. 455
Accelerating Universe in Higher Dimensional Space Time	p. 459
Gauge Fixing in the Maxwell Like Gravitational Theory in Minkowski Spacetime and in the Equivalent Lorentzian Spacetime	p. 466
Author Index	p. 478
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Search for Fundamental Theory: The VII International Symposium Honoring French Mathematical Physicist Jean-Pierre Vigier

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