DEWEY B. LARSON

1. On Space Translation
2. Theory of Solids
3. Astronomical X-ray Sources
4. Some Anniversary Thoughts (October, 1975)
5. The Crab Nebula Pulsar
6. Quasars, Three Years Later
7. Quasars, How Big Are They?
8. The Case of the Colliding Photons
9. Reference Systems
10. Some Reflections and Comments
11. The Effect of Gravitation on Radiation
12. More on Solid Cohesion Theory
13. Comments on Some Issues Raised at the 1978 Conference
14. Some Thoughts on the Reciprocal System
15. The Density Gradient in White Dwarf Stars
16. A Rejoinder to K.V.K. Nehru
17. Dimensions in the Universe of Motion
18. A Note on Metaphysics
19. Gravitation and the Galaxies
20. The International Ratio
21. Draft Letter to Friends of Science
22. Superconductivity Letter to 1987 Conference
23. Comments on a Letter from Edwin Navarro
24. Response to ‘A Note on the Cosmic Proton’
25. The Current Status of Physical Theory
26. The Nature of Time
27. Some Comments on Chris Halvorson‘s Letter
28. The “Arrow of Time”
29. Supernova 1987A
30. Readers’ Forum
31. The Rydberg Constant and Zeno‘s Paradox
32. How the Physical World is Quantized
33. The Physical Nature of Space
34. The Conceptual Foundations of Physical Science
35. Changing Concepts of the Nature of Motion