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Robert L. Oldershaw
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Thomas Heger
208
7/15/10
Arrow of Time
abian@iastate.edu
(Alexander Abian) > Newsgroups: sci.math > Subject: THE ABIAN LIST > Date: 12 Jan 95 23:19:24 GMT > Organization: Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa
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Arrow of Time
abian@iastate.edu
(Alexander Abian) > Newsgroups: sci.math > Subject: THE ABIAN LIST > Date: 12 Jan 95 23:19:24 GMT > Organization: Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa
7/15/10
Jacques
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Igor
13
9/21/08
HOW nature works
Can anyone tell me whether the following quote from Richard Feynman is still true? " ... while I
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HOW nature works
Can anyone tell me whether the following quote from Richard Feynman is still true? " ... while I
9/21/08
Alexander Abian
, …
mad...@myremarq.com
16
7/20/99
ALEXANDER AND ANDREW ABIAN WATCHES
---------- Let A and B be two distinct points in ANY SPACE (finite or infinite dimensional where the notion of PATH is meaningful) and let P be any
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ALEXANDER AND ANDREW ABIAN WATCHES
---------- Let A and B be two distinct points in ANY SPACE (finite or infinite dimensional where the notion of PATH is meaningful) and let P be any
7/20/99
Alexander Abian
, …
ryk...@my-deja.com
31
7/27/99
LORENTZ TRANSFORMATION IN ONE LINE AT .... LEVEL
------------- Starting with a very appealing physics (Minkowski's) equality (1) x^2 - (ct)^2 = (x
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LORENTZ TRANSFORMATION IN ONE LINE AT .... LEVEL
------------- Starting with a very appealing physics (Minkowski's) equality (1) x^2 - (ct)^2 = (x
7/27/99
Alexander Abian
, …
robst...@my-deja.com
19
7/16/99
THERE IS A PERPETUAL MOTION MACHINE
In sci.physics Alexander Abian wrote: > THE ENTIRE COSMOS IS A PERPETUAL MOTION MACHINE Perpetual motion like in solar systems due to gravity or
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THERE IS A PERPETUAL MOTION MACHINE
In sci.physics Alexander Abian wrote: > THE ENTIRE COSMOS IS A PERPETUAL MOTION MACHINE Perpetual motion like in solar systems due to gravity or
7/16/99
Alexander Abian
, …
ryk...@my-deja.com
7
7/15/99
ABIAN's TROLLEY (GENERALIZED)
abian@iastate.edu
(Alexander Abian) wrote: > WHICH ONE IS YOUR ANSWER ? > > (1) b' coincides with b > (2) b' is to the left of b > (3) b' is to the right of b >
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ABIAN's TROLLEY (GENERALIZED)
abian@iastate.edu
(Alexander Abian) wrote: > WHICH ONE IS YOUR ANSWER ? > > (1) b' coincides with b > (2) b' is to the left of b > (3) b' is to the right of b >
7/15/99
Alexander Abian
, …
ryk...@my-deja.com
19
7/15/99
ABIAN's TROLLEY
abian@iastate.edu
(Alexander Abian) wrote, in part: > > I would have thought, at first glance, that the answer was > >(2) b' is to the left of b > > but in fact the
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ABIAN's TROLLEY
abian@iastate.edu
(Alexander Abian) wrote, in part: > > I would have thought, at first glance, that the answer was > >(2) b' is to the left of b > > but in fact the
7/15/99
Alexander Abian
, …
Bret Wood
9
7/12/99
EQUIVALENCE OF MASS AND TIME
-------- EQUIVALENCE OF MASS AND TIME (Space, Mass and Time) Alexander Abian Professor of Mathematics
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EQUIVALENCE OF MASS AND TIME
-------- EQUIVALENCE OF MASS AND TIME (Space, Mass and Time) Alexander Abian Professor of Mathematics
7/12/99
Alexander Abian
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Archimedes Plutonium
3
6/14/99
PLUTONIUM INTEGERS (Algebraic structure)
----------- This is the Algebraic structure of Plutonium Integers. For their Topological (Analytic)
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PLUTONIUM INTEGERS (Algebraic structure)
----------- This is the Algebraic structure of Plutonium Integers. For their Topological (Analytic)
6/14/99
Alexander Abian
, …
Archimedes Plutonium
33
6/18/99
PLUTONIUM INTEGERS
In ZF classical set theory, the natural numbers 0, 1, 2, 3, .... are (and are called) finite ordinals
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PLUTONIUM INTEGERS
In ZF classical set theory, the natural numbers 0, 1, 2, 3, .... are (and are called) finite ordinals
6/18/99
Alexander Abian
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Heikki...@no.spam.fi
3
6/14/99
TOPOLOGY FOR PLUTONIUM INTEGERS (Analytic Structure)
In sci.math Alexander Abian wrote: > ---------- > A Topology for the set P* of all the Plutonium integers (ap-integers > for short) can be
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TOPOLOGY FOR PLUTONIUM INTEGERS (Analytic Structure)
In sci.math Alexander Abian wrote: > ---------- > A Topology for the set P* of all the Plutonium integers (ap-integers > for short) can be
6/14/99
Alexander Abian
, …
Chuck Stewart
4
6/8/99
PLUTONIUM ARITHMETIC
-------------- PROVE OR DISPROVE that in PLUTONIUM ARITHMETIC (1) a + x = b has a solution (unique ?)
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PLUTONIUM ARITHMETIC
-------------- PROVE OR DISPROVE that in PLUTONIUM ARITHMETIC (1) a + x = b has a solution (unique ?)
6/8/99
Archimedes Plutonium
,
Ed
2
6/6/99
HARVARD vs MIT in Stalking (new movie)
In article <7ja0f8$sjr$1@dartvax.dartmouth.edu> Archimedes.Plutonium@dartmouth.edu (Archimedes Plutonium) writes: > And it will have an
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HARVARD vs MIT in Stalking (new movie)
In article <7ja0f8$sjr$1@dartvax.dartmouth.edu> Archimedes.Plutonium@dartmouth.edu (Archimedes Plutonium) writes: > And it will have an
6/6/99
Alexander Abian
, …
SantyClz
12
6/3/99
WHAT IS MORAL ?
abian@iastate.edu
(Alexander Abian) wrote: > In article <37505EBE.A71A8D7B@ix.netcom.com>, > Sarge wrote: > > > > You are a morally ailing individual
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WHAT IS MORAL ?
abian@iastate.edu
(Alexander Abian) wrote: > In article <37505EBE.A71A8D7B@ix.netcom.com>, > Sarge wrote: > > > > You are a morally ailing individual
6/3/99
Alexander Abian
5/23/99
ALTERING THE SOLAR SYSTEM
--------- In article <37481690.2378@bellsouth.net>, Robert Teague <rteague@bellsouth.net>
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ALTERING THE SOLAR SYSTEM
--------- In article <37481690.2378@bellsouth.net>, Robert Teague <rteague@bellsouth.net>
5/23/99
Alexander Abian
, …
REDugdale
5
6/3/99
EVERYTHING IS A MANIFESTASTION OF MASS
------------ att: Mr. Slack As far as most basic item of which everything else is a manifestation, I
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EVERYTHING IS A MANIFESTASTION OF MASS
------------ att: Mr. Slack As far as most basic item of which everything else is a manifestation, I
6/3/99
Alexander Abian
, …
Evan Thompson
7
6/5/99
DISTANCE IS A MANIFESTATION OF MASS
--------- People have exuberant climatic ecstasy over Einstein's definition of TIME as "that which a clock measures". I have given
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DISTANCE IS A MANIFESTATION OF MASS
--------- People have exuberant climatic ecstasy over Einstein's definition of TIME as "that which a clock measures". I have given
6/5/99
Alexander Abian
, …
Richard Carr
3
5/22/99
INTERMEDIATE VALUE BUT DISCONTINUOUS EVERYWHERE
------------ NOTE the corrected (1*) and (5) In what follows f is a real-valued function defined on the unit closed interval [0, 1]. Also, by a
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INTERMEDIATE VALUE BUT DISCONTINUOUS EVERYWHERE
------------ NOTE the corrected (1*) and (5) In what follows f is a real-valued function defined on the unit closed interval [0, 1]. Also, by a
5/22/99
Alexander Abian
2
5/20/99
INTERMEDIATE VALUE BUT DISCONTINUOUS EVERYWHERE
------------ NOTE the corrected (1*) In what follows f is a real-valued function defined on the unit closed interval [0, 1]. Also, by a subinterval we
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INTERMEDIATE VALUE BUT DISCONTINUOUS EVERYWHERE
------------ NOTE the corrected (1*) In what follows f is a real-valued function defined on the unit closed interval [0, 1]. Also, by a subinterval we
5/20/99
Alexander Abian
, …
Robert Teague
10
5/23/99
ALTERING THE SOLAR SYSTEM (EARTH, MOON, VENUS)
--------- ALTERING THE SOLAR SYSTEM (EARTH, MOON, VENUS) Aexander Abian Everything, every event,
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ALTERING THE SOLAR SYSTEM (EARTH, MOON, VENUS)
--------- ALTERING THE SOLAR SYSTEM (EARTH, MOON, VENUS) Aexander Abian Everything, every event,
5/23/99
bipolar bear
, …
nu-monet
7
5/9/99
THE ROOT CAUSE OF EVERYTHING
abian@iastate.edu
(Alexander > >> >Abian) wrote: > > >> >> The Root Cause of every action in the Cosmos, be it the behavior of an > >> >
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THE ROOT CAUSE OF EVERYTHING
abian@iastate.edu
(Alexander > >> >Abian) wrote: > > >> >> The Root Cause of every action in the Cosmos, be it the behavior of an > >> >
5/9/99
Mike Philbin
, …
Ian Stirling
12
5/22/99
er, mom, where does gravity come from?
abian@iastate.edu
(Alexander Abian) wrote: >------------ > > > >In article <37295E86.2A6AF8B2@scee.sony.co.uk>, >Mike Philbin wrote: >>
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er, mom, where does gravity come from?
abian@iastate.edu
(Alexander Abian) wrote: >------------ > > > >In article <37295E86.2A6AF8B2@scee.sony.co.uk>, >Mike Philbin wrote: >>
5/22/99
Alexander Abian
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Rand McNatt
8
5/7/99
WHY DO LIKE THIGS REPEL EACH OTHER ?
----------------- Mr. Eleaticus asks: "Why do like things repel each other ?" Abian answers
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WHY DO LIKE THIGS REPEL EACH OTHER ?
----------------- Mr. Eleaticus asks: "Why do like things repel each other ?" Abian answers
5/7/99
Alexander Abian
,
IQ 400
2
5/5/99
WHY DO LIKE THINGS REPEL EACH OTHER
abian@iastate.edu
(Alexander Abian) wrote: > ----------- > > Sacha Blumen in response to Abian writes: > > What? 'like any other political organization'
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WHY DO LIKE THINGS REPEL EACH OTHER
abian@iastate.edu
(Alexander Abian) wrote: > ----------- > > Sacha Blumen in response to Abian writes: > > What? 'like any other political organization'
5/5/99
Alexander Abian
, …
FDR
6
5/1/99
The definition of "time" (TIME IS MASS)
---------------- In article <4700@laz.win-uk.net>, FDR <aservant@laz.win-uk.net> wrote:
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The definition of "time" (TIME IS MASS)
---------------- In article <4700@laz.win-uk.net>, FDR <aservant@laz.win-uk.net> wrote:
5/1/99
Alexander Abian
,
Jeremy Boden
4
4/29/99
DENSE SUBSETS OF PARTIALLY ORDERED SETS
----------- The existence of generic filters for Cohen's extension of the minimal model and
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DENSE SUBSETS OF PARTIALLY ORDERED SETS
----------- The existence of generic filters for Cohen's extension of the minimal model and
4/29/99
Paul Lutus
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Gary Levell
5
4/28/99
TIME AS WELL AS INTELLIGENCE ARE MANIFESTATION OF MASS
<< TIME AS WELL AS INTELLIGENCE ARE MANIFESTATION OF MASS >> Only if you have no time
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TIME AS WELL AS INTELLIGENCE ARE MANIFESTATION OF MASS
<< TIME AS WELL AS INTELLIGENCE ARE MANIFESTATION OF MASS >> Only if you have no time
4/28/99
Alexander Abian
,
IQ 400
2
4/27/99
BIG SUCK EXPLAINS CREATION OF COSMOS AND NOT THE BIG BANG
------------- >On Sat, 10 Apr 1999 22:53:57 -0400, >Kristopher/EOS wrote: >> >>Gravity = everything sucks. > Abian answers: Yes,
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BIG SUCK EXPLAINS CREATION OF COSMOS AND NOT THE BIG BANG
------------- >On Sat, 10 Apr 1999 22:53:57 -0400, >Kristopher/EOS wrote: >> >>Gravity = everything sucks. > Abian answers: Yes,
4/27/99
Alexander Abian
, …
Tom Potter
5
4/28/99
BIG SUCK THERORY (A DROP OF INK IN A JAR OF WATER)
------- Dear Emma, Yes, I maintain that: The expansion of A DROP OF INK IN A JAR OF WATER explains
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BIG SUCK THERORY (A DROP OF INK IN A JAR OF WATER)
------- Dear Emma, Yes, I maintain that: The expansion of A DROP OF INK IN A JAR OF WATER explains
4/28/99
Alexander Abian
,
Sacha Blumen
3
4/23/99
REACTION TO IMPOSITION (SECURITY, SECURITY,SECURITY)
-------- att: Sacha Blumen and Theresa Knott Sacha Blumen <scb@maths.uq.edu.au> wrote in
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REACTION TO IMPOSITION (SECURITY, SECURITY,SECURITY)
-------- att: Sacha Blumen and Theresa Knott Sacha Blumen <scb@maths.uq.edu.au> wrote in
4/23/99