Reference and Interesting Links

Here are some links to interesting site on topics in physicals and mathematics of interest to me. These include physical models of the "elementary" particles, nucleus, atoms, molecules, Universe, as well as to references mathematical developments.

Clifford Algebra, Geometric Calculus, Geometric Algebrs, and Quaternions

• The Geometric Algebra Research Group
  
  
• David Hestenes' Geometric Calculus web site
  
  
• "Doing Physics with Quaternions" web site
  
  

Models of Particles, Atoms, Etc.

• Common Sense Science: A Rational View of the Universe
  
  
• Physical Models of Atoms and Molecules
  
  
• The FCC Nuclear Model. Dr. Norman D. Cook's web site. Includes Nuclear Visualization software.
  
  
• Jozsef Garai has developed a double tetrahedron nuclear model. (See his research topics.)
  
  
• Brightsen's model of the Nucleus.
  
  
• Ken Snelson's Atomic Model
  
  
• References to Don Ingber's (and colleagues') work on Tensegrity models of the cell.
  
  
• References to various "structures in Universe" science papers.
  
  
• Quantology: Another torus/vortex model site.
  
  
• SDAI LABS - Quantum Physics' Cutting Edge: Another torus/vortex model site.
  
  
• Carl Frederick Krafft: Another torus/vortex model site.
  
  
• Steven Rado's Aethro-Kinematics: Another torus/vortex model site.
  
  
• Breif intro to GEOCUBIC COSMOLOGY by Tom Gilmore. Sphere and cube packing model. Also see the book THE GEOCUBIC MATRIX: FLASHING IN THE UNIVERSE AND THE COSMOS OF ENERGY MATTER CAUGHT IN ITS TIME-FLOW by J Byron G
  
  
• Steve Waterman's interesting site including Closest Packing of Spheres properties and some interesting speculations in physics.
  
  

Torsion Field Links

• Links to torsion field web pages
  
  
• Magnetobiology: Physical Problems (some torsion field stuff too.
  
  
• Robert Kiehn's Cartan's Corner web pages (more torsion field stuff)
  
  

Other Vortex Topics

• Ranque-Hilsch Vortex Tube: Best page I've seen on this topic.
  
  

Other Physics Links of Interest

• Fine Structure Constant, alpha: Solution to a 20th century mystery. Feynman's conjecture of a relation between alpha, the fine structure constant, and pi. The formula for alpha and some of its consequences.
  
  
• Dr. Mendel Sachs web pages. How everything can come from General Relativity. Including quaternionic electrodynamics.
  
  
• AIAS: Dr. Myron Evans: B(3) Electrodaynamics.
  
  
• Dr. J.F. (jim) Nystrom. Electrical Engineering. Written several papers on Fuller's Synergetics, cellular automata and organization/construction of Universe.
  
  
• "Doing Physics With Quaternions" web site.
  
  
• "Synergetic Crystallography" web site.
  
  
• John Baez web page. He writes a weekly column on Mathematical Physics. Very interseting read.
  
  
• Tony Smith's web pages.
  
  
• One of the more interesting Scientific Journals (GALILEAN ELECTRODYNAMICS) dealing with (in part) a serious re-look at "classical" electrodynamics.
  
  
• Another GALILEAN ELECTRODYNAMICS journal link. Has cumulative author and subject listing.
  
  
• National Nuclear Data Center
  
  
• Randell Mills' Blacklight Power Inc.
  
  
• The Museum of Harmony and Golden Section
  
  
• Natural Philosophy Alliance (NPA) "The Natural Philosophy Alliance (NPA) is devoted mainly to broad-ranging, fully open-minded criticism, at the most fundamental levels, of the often irrational and unrealistic doctrines of modern physics and cosmology; and to the ultimate replacement of these doctrines by much sounder ideas developed with full respect for evidence, logic, and objectivity."
  
  
• APEIRON "Studies in Infinite Nature." (old link)
  
  

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