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	Call for Papers: The 2012 International Conference of Systems Biology and Bioengineering (ICSBB 2012)
	Call for Papers: The 2012 International Conference of Systems Biology and Bioengineering (ICSBB 2012) CFP: The 2012 International Conference of Systems Biology and Bioengineering (ICSBB 2012) ...Draft Paper Submission Deadline: 6 March, 2012 Camera-Ready papers & Registration Deadline: 31 March, 2012... more » By IMECS 2008 - 4:40am - 1 new of 1 message

easy experiment to prove charge is the dual of mass #173 New Physics #307 ATOM TOTALITY 5th ed

On Feb 12, 1:28 am, Archimedes Plutonium ... ... In the Double Slit Experiment with the Complementarity Principle, we know that a electron is both a particle and a wave, however, in any experiment we perform we only derive particle at 100% with 0% wave and vice versa. It does not have anything to do with the fact of measuring, isolates... more »

By Archimedes Plutonium - 5:14am - 1 new of 1 message

	About the proof of the linear correlation for n +1 n-dimensional vectors.
	Hi all, It's well known that n+1 n-dimensional vectors are linearly correlative. But for the proof of this proposition, the common methods are based rank of matrix, theory of determinant, theory of linear equations, and so on. I want to prove it only based on the definition of linear (in)dependence,... more » By Hongyi Zhao - 4:29am - 2 new of 2 messages

	Packing unit spheres in cubes: new results
	Eckard Specht has recently added to Packomania <[link]> a new section about packing equal spheres in cubes. And I have now found four improvements: N = 47, 55, 56 and 57 unit spheres can be packed in cubes of side lengths 7.1449569471850588446953873413 2, 7.6374176888708342443174195154 3,... more » By David W. Cantrell - 1:06am - 1 new of 1 message

	what is mass as a opposition to acceleration in EM #170 New Physics #304 ATOM TOTALITY 5th ed
	Alright, let explain why this post at this time. Last night on Iowa PBS was a program about a summary of CERN LHC on the Higgs particle. I caught it in about 3/4 of the show, but was curious about one line of thought the speaker raised. I do not know his name, but he had white hair and a full beard... more » By Archimedes Plutonium - Feb 11 - 4 new of 4 messages

	MF< EE=MC^2 (WAS: M<Fe (Mass is always less than the Force acting upon it multiplied by its energy over time))
	M<Fe* Mass<Force energy time A pinball with mass M is hit by a flipper with force F &Tilt Mass of pinball = M Force of flipper = F (from Einstein we know E = MC^2) so... MF< EE=MC^2 M M u u s s a... more » By i am he* - Feb 11 - 1 new of 1 message

	John Horton Conway help to remove alt.usenet.kooks Re: internet equivalent of kicking Piggly Wiggly
	News Admin, please remove this forgery, for I did not write it (signature block) John Horton Conway, please help to delete the anti-science bully newsgroup alt.usenet.kooks from Usenet and from Google. On Feb 10, 4:35 pm, "Rusty Tavek, Grand Wizard of AUK" ... By Archimedes Plutonium - Feb 11 - 8 new of 8 messages

Chapt13.24 Orbital Resonance proves EM-gravity and disproves mass-gravity #302 Atom Totality 5th ed

Chapters (13.23) Moon tides supports EM-gravity not mass-gravity (13.24) Orbital Resonance proves EM-gravity and disproves mass-gravity Tides of the Moon and Sun are just supporting evidence as seen on Lake tides for EM-gravity. A large body of water such as a lake, for we do not need an ocean to show EM-gravity, has more EM-gravity due to the... more »

By Archimedes Plutonium - Feb 11 - 2 new of 2 messages

	Least Prime Factor function , lpf(i)
	If we divide that values of lpf(i) in three blocks such that: A = values < p B = values of p C = values > p then it happens that B/C = 1/(p-1) for certain intervals. Further if x are the values of the argument of lpf(i) that satisfied this condition then this values are periodic. Example... more » By jesko - Feb 11 - 4 new of 4 messages

Rare Event...The Full Moon Strikes Again!

... I had in mind the famous conversation between Ramanujan and Hardy, in which Hardy happened to mention the number 1729 and Ramanujan instantly noted that it was the sum of cubes in two different ways. That fact was obvious to Hardy as well, once alerted to it, for when Hardy ("naturally") asked for a corresponding number for 4th powers... more »

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