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The Author
I received a Ph.D. degree in intellectual
history from Northwestern University
[Evanston, Illinois]. I taught for 13 years
including stints at Eastern Michigan
University and Clemson University. In 1982 I
joined the staff of Sandia National
Laboratory [Livermore, California] to pursue
my scientific interests more directly. I left
Sandia in 1999 and have since held science
and technology positions at various companies
in Silicon Valley. My research interests
center on the interpretations of quantum
theory and special relativity.
Unfortunately there is a lot of crackpot
physics and physics theories on the web that
make extravagant claims. This site is not one
of them. My book is the product of 30 years
of thought and work, endless revisions, and
several attempts to kill it once and for all.
It survived those attempts and became
stronger for it. It has been vetted by a
professional philosopher. I hope the reader
finds some of its ideas worthwhile.
Index
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Anomaly
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defined, 62-64, 75-76, 81
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as mixture of forms, 87
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and projectile, 34, 70, 78, 94, 148
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Aspect, A., 109, 110
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de Broglie radiation
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as kinetic energy, 69-70
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Bell theorem, 109
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Bohr, N., 21, 88-89, 117, 146
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Bose, S.N., 16
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Complementarity, 20, 21, 87, 88, 102, 148
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Copenhagen interpretation, 7, 8, 20, 21,
111-12, 146-51
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Crossover
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vs. impact, 76-78
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Double slit, 25, 97-100, 141
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Dualism, 20, 21, 89, 102, 119
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Einstein, A.
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and photon momentum, 15
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and symmetry, 13, 14, 17
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Heuristic paper, 14
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photon gas vs. molecular gas, 18, 23
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Equality
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of mass and energy, 7, 103
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Ether theory, 65, 145
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Faraday, M., 27
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Field
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and existence, 31, 32
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as form, 6-8, 26-27
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Field entity
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time progression of, 30
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Heisenberg, W., 18, 20, 88, 146
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Mass
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anomaly, 101 kinetic vs. relativistic, 74
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Matter vs. mass, 33
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Medium loading, 64
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Molecular gas, 30
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Muons, 127-31
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Non-locality, 107-19
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Observer
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and observation, 134-37
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Ontological field, 32
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Ontology
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and physics, 24-25
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Photons
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as extended in time, 41
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joined in time, 111, 113
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oscillation, 32, 42
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space progression of, 30
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Physics
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and ontology, 24-25
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misstep of, 143-45
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Probability wave, 100-04
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Progression
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of quanta, 38-39
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vs. velocity, 124
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Projectile motion, 34, 102, 131
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Quanta
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bound, 113
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extending and progressing, 46-47
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Reality, 28, 90
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Radical equality, see Equality
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Reductionism, 21
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Schrödinger, E., 17-18, 147
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Special relativity, 120-26
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Symmetrical relationship, 13, 18, 143
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Time paths
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as multiple, 44-45, 48-49
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Wave
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as occurrence, 31
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independent of quanta, 27
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