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Revised Paper on Kaluza-Klein and Intrinsic Spin, Based on Spatial Isotropy
I have now prepared an updated revision of a paper demonstrating how the compact fifth dimension of Kaluza-Klein is responsible for the observed intrinsic spin of the charged leptons and their antipar… more →
Lab Notes for a Scientific Revolution (Physics)
Thesis Defense of the Kaluza-Klein, Intrinsic Spin Hypothesis -- EARLY DRAFT
Jay R. Yablon wrote 4 months ago: I have been engaged in a number of Usenet and private discussions about the paper Intrinsic Spin an … more →
Revised Paper on Kaluza-Klein and Intrinsic Spin, Based on Spatial Isotropy
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Jay R. Yablon wrote 5 months ago: I have now prepared an updated revision of a paper demonstrating how the compact fifth dimension of … more →
Stepping Back from Kaluza-Klein: Planned Revisions
Jay R. Yablon wrote 5 months ago: Those who have followed my Weblog are aware that I have been putting in a lot of work on Kaluza-Klei … more →
Further Considerations on the Energy Tensor: Metric versus Torsion
Jay R. Yablon wrote 5 months ago: After reviewing some very helpful discussion on sci.physics.foundations and sci.physics.relativity … more →
A Possible Kaluza-Klein Experiment
Jay R. Yablon wrote 5 months ago: It has been suggested — appropriately so — that I consider whether there might be one … more →
Derivation of Heisenberg Uncertainty from Kaluza Klein Geometry
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Jay R. Yablon wrote 5 months ago: For those who have followed my Kaluza-Klein (KK) work, I believe that it is now possible to derive n … more →
Electrodynamic Potentials and Non-Linear QED in Kaluza-Klein
Jay R. Yablon wrote 5 months ago: I have now added new sections 12, 13 and 14 to the Kaluza-Klein paper earlier posted. These sectio … more →
Intrinsic Spin and the Kaluza-Klein Fifth Dimension: Journal Submission
Jay R. Yablon wrote 5 months ago: I mentioned several days ago that I had submitted a Kaluza Klein paper to one of the leading j … more →
Lab Note 2: Why the Compactified, Cylindrical Fifth Dimension in Kaluza Klein Theory may be the "Intrinsic Spin" Dimension
Jay R. Yablon wrote 6 months ago: FOR SOME REASON, THESE EQUATIONS APPEAR CORRUPTED. I AM CHECKING WITH WORDPRESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT A … more →
Lab Note 2: Derivation of the Maxwell Stress-Energy Tensor from Five-Dimensional Geometry, using a Four-Dimensional Variation
Jay R. Yablon wrote 6 months ago: FOR SOME REASON, THESE EQUATIONS APPEAR CORRUPTED. I AM CHECKING WITH WORDPRESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT … more →
Lab Note 2 Progress Report: Draft Paper on Kaluza-Klein Theory and Lorentz Force Geodesics
Jay R. Yablon wrote 6 months ago: Hello to all my readers and contributors: I have been very busy these past several days preparing my … more →
Lab Note 2 Intermezzo: Change of View to a Spacelike Fifth Dimension, as the Geometric Foundation of Intrinsic Spin
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Jay R. Yablon wrote 6 months ago: (A PDF version of this Lab Note may be downloaded from Lab Note 2 Intermezzo.) Those who have fo … more →
Lab Note 2, Part 3: Gravitational and Electrodynamic Potentials, the Electro-Gravitational Lagrangian, and a Possible Approach to Quantum Gravitation
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Jay R. Yablon wrote 6 months ago: Note: You may obtain a PDF version of Lab Note 2, with parts 2 and 3 combined, at Lab Note 2, wi … more →
Lab Note 2, Part 2: Gravitational and Inertial Mass, and Electrodynamics as Geometry, in 5-Dimensional Spacetime
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Jay R. Yablon wrote 6 months ago: (You may obtain a PDF version of this lab note at Electrodynamic Geodesics) Note: See also Part 3 … more →
Lab Note 2, Part 1: Rest Mass as Geometry
Jay R. Yablon wrote 7 months ago: (You may download a PDF version of this Lab Note at http://jayryablon.files.wordpress.com/2008/01/l … more →
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