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[1]
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Measurement Quantization
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International Journal of Geometric Methods in Modern …,
2022 |
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[2]
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Properties of Atoms Shown to be a Function of Discrete Geometry
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2021 |
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[3]
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Effective Mass of a Galaxy, Star Velocity and their Relation
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2021 |
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[4]
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Discrete Approach to Star Velocities Solves Dark Matter
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2021 |
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[5]
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Describing Coulomb’s Constant Using Only Planck Units
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2021 |
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[6]
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Elementary Charge
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2021 |
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[7]
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Kinetic Energy
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2021 |
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[8]
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Describing the Magnetic Constant Using Only Planck Units
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2021 |
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[9]
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Diameter & Age of the Universe as a Function of the CMB Temperature
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2021 |
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[10]
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Electric Constant
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2021 |
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[11]
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Physical Significance of Gravitational Curvature and the Orbital Path of Stars
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2021 |
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[12]
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Increasing Universal Mass
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2021 |
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[13]
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Physical Support for a Universe with a Constant Rate of Radial Expansion
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2021 |
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[14]
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Angular Measure & Momentum
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2021 |
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[15]
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Physically Significant Approach to Describing Broken Symmetry
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2021 |
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[16]
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Planck's Constant
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2021 |
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[17]
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Extending the Physical Constants to 12 Significant Digits
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2021 |
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[18]
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Time Dilation of the CMB Age Confirms 363,309 Year Quantum Epoch
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2021 |
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[19]
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Measurement Quantization Describes the Physical Constants
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2021 |
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[20]
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Distance Associated with Charge Couplings
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2021 |
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[21]
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Unifying Gravity with Electromagnetism G= 2πɛ0γ
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2021 |
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[22]
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Describing the Fine Structure Constant Using Only Planck Units
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2021 |
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[23]
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Dark Energy–a Classical Description Using Measurement Quantization
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2021 |
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[24]
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Describing Elementary Charge Using Only Planck Units
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2021 |
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[25]
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Planck’s Constant – Request for Redefinition with Increased Precision
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2021 |
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[26]
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Frames of Reference Still Misunderstood; There’s a Third Frame
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2021 |
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[27]
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Describing the Electric Constant Using Only Planck Units
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2021 |
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[28]
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Fine Structure Constant
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2021 |
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[29]
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Classical Description of Mass in the Universe without Λ and CDM
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2021 |
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[30]
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Magnetic Constant
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2021 |
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[31]
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Classical Description of the CMB Power Spectrum Without ΛCDM
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2021 |
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[32]
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Distance Associated with Blackbody Radiation
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2021 |
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[33]
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Spatial Curvature Incompatible with Discrete Phenomena
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2021 |
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[34]
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Measurements of CMB Age Confirms a 363,309 Year Quantum Epoch
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2021 |
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[35]
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Determinism and the Foundations of Quantum Behavior
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2020 |
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[36]
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Simplest Relation Between Fundamental Length, Mass, and Time
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2020 |
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[37]
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Physical Significance of Count Bounds to the Fundamental Measures
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2020 |
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[38]
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Length Contraction Associated with Discrete Measure Resolves CODATA Constants Tension
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2020 |
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[39]
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Four New Constants of Nature
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2020 |
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[40]
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Correlating the Newton and Planck Constants
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2020 |
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[41]
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Physical Approach to Demonstrating Singularities Cannot Exist
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2020 |
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[42]
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Classical Description of Discrete Gravity
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2020 |
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[43]
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Hubble's Constant and the Underlying Physics of Expansion
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2020 |
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[44]
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What is the Physical Difference Between Baryonic and Electromagnetic Phenomena?
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2020 |
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[45]
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Discrete Approach to the Contraction and Dilation of Measure with Respect to a Gravitational Mass
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2020 |
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[46]
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Discrete Approach to Deriving the Equivalence Principle as a Predicted Outcome
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2020 |
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[47]
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Universe Offers Shared Value for the Measure of Angle and Momentum at the Planck Bound – 3.26239030392(48)
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2020 |
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[48]
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Establishing the Discreteness of Measure in the Frame of the Observer
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2020 |
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[49]
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Discrete Approach Offers Physical Confirmation: Three Spatial Dimensions
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2020 |
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[50]
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Three Frames of Reference Prerequisite to Deriving the Physical Constants
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2020 |
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[51]
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Upper Bound to Baryonic Mass Density
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2020 |
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[52]
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What Defines the Fundamental Measures
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2020 |
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[53]
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Classical Approach to Orbital Star Velocity Obviates Dark Matter Conjecture While Demonstrating Path of Lowest Energy
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2020 |
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[54]
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Frames of Reference
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2020 |
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[55]
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Informativity Differential
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2020 |
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[56]
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Measurement Quantization Describes History of Universe—Quantum Inflation, Transition to Expansion, CMB Power Spectrum
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2020 |
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[57]
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Gravitational Constant
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2020 |
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[58]
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Fundamental Measures
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2020 |
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[59]
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Fundamental Constant
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2020 |
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[60]
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Hubble's Constant
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2020 |
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[61]
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Bounds to Measurement Frequency
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2020 |
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[62]
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Discrete Expressions for the Gravitational Constant Offer Improved Precision G=6.6740779428(56) 10-11 m^3/kg s^2
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2020 |
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[63]
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More Precise Expressions for the Planck Units
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2020 |
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[64]
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Underlying Physics of the Hubble Tension 67.861–73.915 km s-Mpc
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[65]
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Extending Precision of the Physical Constants
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[66]
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Confirming the Discreteness of Measure with a New Form of Length Contraction
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[67]
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Establishing the Discreteness of Measure with Respect to the Internal Frame of the Universe
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[68]
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Physical Significance of Count Bounds of the Fundamental Measures
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[69]
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Three Fundamental Constants
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[70]
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Classical Description of the CMB Power Spectrum Without Λ or CDM
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[71]
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Physical Significance of the Transition from Classical to Non-classical Behavior in the Orbits of Stars
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[72]
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How to Derive Physical Constants Using Quantization Ratios as a Function of the Discrete and Non-discrete Frames
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[73]
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Reduced Planck Constant–A New Approach with Increased Precision
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[74]
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Dark Energy–a Geometric Phenomenon
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[75]
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Time Dilation Between the Quantum and Expansionary Epochs
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[76]
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Support for a Universe without Curvature
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[77]
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Correlating the Gravitational and Reduce Planck Constants
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[78]
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Distance Corresponding to the Length Contraction Associated with a Measure of Charge Couplings
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[79]
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Length Contraction Associated with Discrete Measure Resolves the Planck Units Tension
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[80]
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Distance Corresponding to the Length Contraction Associated with a Measure of Blackbody Radiation
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[81]
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Reduced Planck Constant–Request for Redefinition with Increased Precision
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[82]
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Universe Offers Shared Value for the Measure of Angle and Momentum at the Planck Bound–3.26239030392 (48)
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[83]
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Distance Corresponding to the Length Contraction Associated with a Measure of Elementary Charge
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[84]
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Classical Approach to Discrete Gravity
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[85]
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Fundamental Measures-More Precise Expressions for the Planck Units
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[86]
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Discrete Approach to the Contraction and Dilation of Measure with Respect to Motion
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[87]
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Deriving the Planck Unit Expressions
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[88]
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Discrete Approach to Star Velocity Resolves Dark Matter Phenomenon
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[89]
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Describing Coulomb's Constant Using Only the Fundamental Measures
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[90]
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Describing the Electric Constant Using Only the Fundamental Measures
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[91]
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Describing Elementary Charge Using Only the Fundamental Measures
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[92]
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Describing the Fine Structure Constant Using Only the Fundamental Measures
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[93]
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Describing the Magnetic Constant Using Only the Fundamental Measures
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[94]
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Discrete Expressions for the Gravitational Constant Offer Improved Precision G= 6.6740779428 (56) 10-11 m 3 kg-s-2
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[95]
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Planck's Constant–Request for Redefinition with Increased Precision
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[96]
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Simplest Relation Between Fundamental Units of Length, Mass, and Time
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[97]
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What Defines the Fundamental Measures?
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[98]
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Introduction to Measurement Quantization
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[99]
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Establishing the Discreteness of Measure with Respect to the Frame of the Observer
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[100]
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Measurements of CMB Age Confirm a 363,309 Year Quantum Epoch
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[101]
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Introduction to Measurement Quantization Supplemental Materials
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[102]
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363,309 Year Quantum Epoch Confirmed by Time Dilation of the CMB Age
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[103]
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Universe Offers Shared Value for the Measure of Angle and Momentum at the Planck Bound–3.26239030392
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[104]
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Discrete Description of Nature Avoids Singularities While Replacing Need for Quantum Gravity
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[105]
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Discrete Approach to the Contraction and Dilation of Measure with Respect to an Inertial Mass
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[106]
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Discrete Approach to Describing the Kinetic Energy Associated with Stars
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[107]
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Frames of Reference Still Misunderstood; There'sa Third Frame
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[108]
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Demonstrating that Stars Follow the Path of Least Energy Using Only Classical Mechanics
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[109]
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Distance Associated with Elementary Charge
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