SCIENTIFIC-CULTURAL SPACE

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1. The electron equation and electromagnetism -- A new unifying electromagnetic theory. Published in Integração:III(11)286-304, 1997 (nov).

Abstract: The special article in this month's Integração contains the main topics ¾ properly revised ¾ of a theory published in 1993 in Portuguese. It is a classic theory referring to electromagnetism, and intending to rescue most of the wise knowledge of physicists who lived in the 19th century and before; it only excludes the concept of electric fluid, something modern Physics subtly insists on accepting.

2. Electrons emitting electromagnetic information (e.m.i.) -- New ideas are presented concerning the electromagnetic radiation, all of them denying both undulant nature and a corpuscular one. The author explains some aspects concerning the reaction of radiation and the orbits allowed by Bohr; these are themes which modern physics still has to explain in a proper way. He also suggests the existence of fields permeated by real particles which are in contrast with the double nature of the “electromagnetic wave”.

3. Hidden variables and thermodynamics -- A representational approach to entropy is presented, relating the increase in the entropy of the universe to the production of entropins (= neutrins?), and the stability of systems in thermodynamics equilibrium to the elastic character of molecular collisions.

4. The Euclidian curved space and the Galilean relativity -- Euclidean geometry admits of a curving in space if it has a physical meaning, and not merely mathematical one.

5. Einstein Equivalence Principle is wrong? -- Question presented for discussion in the Newsgroup sci.physics.relativity (january/07/1998)

6. Einstein-Faraday's Elevator -- Question presented for discussion in the Newsgroup sci.physics.relativity (january/12/1998)

7. Link to Acoustimagnetoelectricism ¾ William J. Beaty. Authorized translation to Portuguese: Eletromagnetismo Acústico 

8. Other works in Portuguese -- Outros artigos em português:

Most of the papers of this Web Site is written in Portuguese language. However, with the use of the resource "AltaVista TRANSLATOR" you can read them in English. Being there (Altavista), it is enough to supply the URL of the portuguese home page (http://www.geocities.com/ecientificocultural/indice.htm) and to follow the links.