In order to facilitate up-to-date access via search engines the order of the manuscripts has been time-inverted. There were typically about 2000 hits per month, 85 percent of which were by direct request. Thanks for your interest!

April 2024: Motivated by the recent results and a certain increase of traffic on this site I have started to edit the papers. Even with one paper per week it would take more than half a year!

Last updated on April. 3, 2024

12. Hadron Spectroscopy by Reference to a Periodic Energy. (pdf, 376kb) ........ (published on Feb. 07, 2009 including software, to download software from within pdf, hold down Ctrl and left click!).....

11. Observational Evidence of a One-Dimensional Universe Comprising a Non-Local Frame. (pdf, 208kb) .....Yes, if it is non-local.... (published on Aug. 26, 2008)....and, that point out there flashing from 13.7 billion years ago is supposed to be the same point anywhere you look, so what's the difference? ...even Socrates could have known the shortest distance between two points is a line if he had postponed his thinking about society until 200 years later.

10. Rethinking Thermal Radiation by Using Its Mathematical Form in Gene Kinetics, Cognitive Psychology, and Economics. (pdf, 240kb) .....but back to a hotter topic, some claim it's not physics.....or is it all physics?.... Is statistics a physical process anyway? (1999-2005, republished here on Jan 31, 2008).

9. 10.000 Universes or Two Observers? -Spiriting Away the Universe's Missing Mass. (pdf, 96kb) .....and, abracadabra, that's where the missing mass must mess..... (Uploaded on June 26, published on June 28, 2007).

8. Exploring the Physicality of Physical Units in a One-Dimensional Universe. (pdf, 144kb) A narrow-minded one-way observer may actually reckon with more than six dimensions, some local and others non-local..... (Published on Dec 9, 2006). Improved tabulation of signatures from paper 16 (Aug. 14, 2011)

7. Attempts at Systematizing the Masses of the Elementary Particles - Focus on 3.6 GeV. (pdf, 274kb, published on Sept 10, 2006) Why are there massive particles, some stable, others not? Tired of waiting for the Higgs particle? Looking truly for the Universe's tuning frequency?..... Then set all stable matter at pi/2 relative to the cosmological line increment defined by the resonance particles - In other words, take just one step beyond the Standard Model and then get back to the laboratory frame: Chances are better than 1-1/441 you have explained the absolute mass scale of all matter in the Universe! Download Information: MassQuantizer, Ver. 1.0 (130 kB, Sept. 10, 2006) is no longer available here but has been upgraded to Ver. 2.0 (230 kB, published on March 31, 2009). Ver. 2.0 (Tutorial, MassQuantizer, Ver. 2.0), which yields the correct phase, is available via a link in paper 12 below.

6. Geometry of the Universe and the Hydrogen Atom. (pdf, 133kb) ....at it, swing the whole universe around the expansion rate to log on to its vacuum energy. (Published on June 16, 2005).

5. The First Arbitrary Event. (pdf, 123kb) ....Relax and wait for anything to happen, it might well be the Planck distribution, ..and it is, ... provided the geometry is that of the primordial hydrogen atom, the first stable matter ever. (Published on May 10, 2005). While.......

4. Evidence of Resonance between the W-boson and the Apparent Cosmological Expansion Rate. (pdf,114kb) ....Catch the W and the Z in the Hubble-bubble and Pick Some Goodies in the Higgs-rigs... (Published on Dec 12, 2004)

3. Factorization of the Planck Length in Terms of a Line Increment of the Order of Hubble's Constant and Magnetic Charge (Edited!) (pdf, 106kb) Like fishing? Throw out a Hydrogen atom into the universe and catch the cosmological expansion rate.... (Published on Aug 31, 2004, edited on June 20, 2014) Original 2004 version