11Prompt

Methods and Applications of Non-Linear Analysis in Neurology and Psycho-physiology (by Elio Conte, Orlando Todarello, Sergio Conte, Leonardo Mendolicchio, Antonio Federici): Abstract: In the light of the results obtained during the last two decades in analysis of signals by time series, it has become evident that the tools of non linear dynamics have their elective role of application in biological, and, in particular, in neuro-physiological and psycho-physiological studies.

Orthodox Quantization of Einstein’s Gravity: Might Its Unrenormalizability Be Technically Fathomable and Physically Innocuous? (by Steven K. Kauffmann) Abstract: Many physical constants related to quantized gravity, e.g., the Planck length, mass, curvature, stressenergy, etc., are nonanalytic in G at G = 0, and thus have expansions in powers of G whose terms are progressively more divergent with increasing order.

Theoretical Foundation of Gravito-Electromagnetism (by Antoine Acke): Abstract: Under the heading “gravito-electromagnetism”(G.E.M.), the analogy between gravitational and electrical phenomena that is expressed by Newton’s law of universal gravitation and Coulomb’s law of electrical interaction, is extended to a formal analogy between the gravitational and the electromagnetic fields. In this paper we present an introduction to G.E.M. and we propose a theoretical foundation of this topic.

The Grand Designer: Can Hawking's Godless Theory of Everything Run without GOD (by Graham P. Smetham) Abstract: Hawking-Mlodinow Theory of Everything (“HAM-TOE”) requires the assumption that mathematics has within its own nature the power to ‘breath fire’ into its own equations. But one must ask what actually guarantees that just because ‘the positive energy of matter can be balanced by the negative gravitational energy’ it must follow that the universe ‘will create itself from nothing.’ Hawking was the seventeenth occupant of the Lucasian Chair of Mathematics at Cambridge University.

Author: Confucius (孔夫子); translated by James Legge

The Master said, He that does not know the Bidding cannot be a gentleman. Not to know good form is to have no foothold. Not to know words is to know nothing of men.

堯曰第二十

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