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khrap...@hotmail.com

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Dec 2, 2007, 1:19:43 PM12/2/07
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I refute conclusions of 17 authors of 6 works and show that, in
reality, results of these works contradict standard electrodynamics.
Unfortunately, the authors are not ready to uphold their conclusions.
The authors are Loudon, Bishop, Nieminen, Heckenberg, Rubinsztein-
Dunlop, Simpson, Dholakia, Allen, Padgett, Parkin, Knoner, Garces-
Chavez, McGloin, Dultz, Schmitzer, O'Neil, and MacVicar.

I have received a message, in particular, from Annals of Physics:
Dear Dr Khrapko: I regret to inform you that we consulted with several
experts in the field and that each one either declined to read your
article or else gave us a clear recommendation against publishing it.
Our decision, therefore, is negative. I am sorry that it took us
nearly three months to get this decision to you.

The article is "Inevitability of the electrodynamics' spin tensor"
www.sciprint.org (Inevitability_spin_khrapko_mar07). A short version
is submitted to the Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics Quantum
Electronics and Laser Science Conference, San Jose, Ca, USA, May 4-9,
2008 www.sciprint.org (119641031083_khrapko_nov07)

Radi Khrapko

Knud Soerensen

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Dec 2, 2007, 7:18:53 PM12/2/07
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Searching sciprint.org for your name doesn't give any results.

Can you provide a direct link to your article ?

I would like to read it.


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John C. Polasek

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Dec 3, 2007, 1:25:18 PM12/3/07
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How to find your article? sciprint's navigation is obscure at best.

khrap...@hotmail.com

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Dec 3, 2007, 6:46:25 PM12/3/07
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Dear Colleagues
You may complain to vxi...@yahoo.com, vxi...@gmail.com,
ad...@sciprint.org, but I am sending two papers to you
See attachments 83-2Sciprint, 84-2Sciprint
Radi Khrapko

John C. Polasek

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Dec 4, 2007, 10:03:20 AM12/4/07
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Let me be more specific. What search word in their search box will
elicit your papers? Not Khrapko, for example.

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