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Nothing But MotionVolume I of the Expanded Edition of the Structure of the Physical UniverseCovers the basic postulates of the Reciprocal System of Theory, reference systems, radiation, gravitation, superluminal velocities, atoms, sub-atomic particles, the origin of physical constants, cosmic ray decay, simple and complex chemical compounds, and the groundwork for future research.Larson, Dewey B., 1979, Hardcover Book, 292 pages, ISBN 0-913138-07-X |
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Basic Properties of MatterVolume II of the Expanded Edition of The Structure of the Physical UniverseAnalysis of solid cohesion, inter-atomic distances, compressibility, heat, electric currents, electrical resistance, electric and magnetic charges and ionization, magnetostatics, isotopes, radioactivity, atom building, mass and energy in light of the reciprocal relation.Larson, Dewey B., 1988, Spiral Bound Book, 300 pages |
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Universe of MotionVolume III of the Expanded Edition of The Structure of the Physical UniverseThe Reciprocal System as applied to astronomy, describing the origin and evolution of stars, globular clusters, and galaxies. Describes the origin and structure of quasars, pulsars, and neutron stars, while throwing a new understanding on black holes and other gravity-intense phenomenon.Larson, Dewey B., 1984, Hardcover Book, 456 pages, ISBN 9-913138-11-8 |
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Beyond Space and TimeVolume IV, New ResearchA comprehensive overview of science and its relation to the major philosophies and religions of the world. Larson delves into the metaphysical ramifications of the universe as derived from the Reciprocal System of Theory, including the origin and eventual destiny of life, ethical behavior, and the paranormal.Larson, Dewey B., 1995, Hardcover Book, 308 pages, ISBN 0-913138-12-6 |
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The Neglected Facts of ScienceThe Neglected Facts of Science deals entirely with observable facts, the necessary consequences of those facts (without introducing any theoretical ideas or concepts), and is essentially a report of a series of experimental discoveries in light of the Reciprocal System of Theory.Larson, Dewey B., 1982, Hardcover Book, 131 pages, ISBN 0-913138-10-X |
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Beyond NewtonAn Explanation of GravitationThis volume clarifies the general gravitational law--where its validity is now in question, and also furnishes an explanation for the characteristics of gravitation, including the two items which Newton made no attempt to determine: the origin of the gravitational force, and the mechanism whereby this force is exerted.Larson, Dewey B., 1964, Hardcover Book, 160 pages |
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The Case Against the Nuclear AtomAn examination of the accepted structure of the atom, the problems and advances it represents, and a complete re-evaluation of the theory based on the natural conclusions from the Reciprocal System of Theory.Larson, Dewey B., 1964, Softcover Book, 139 pages |
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New Light on Space and TimeLarson’s bird’s-eye view of the entire development of the structure of the physical universe, as a concise, unified picture of his theoretical development of the Reciprocal System of Theory. Starts with a summary of where we stand, both conceptually and mathematically, then lays the foundation and develops the Reciprocal System.Larson, Dewey B., 1965, Softcover Book, 264 pages |
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The Road to Full EmploymentDescribes the application of physical science to a solution of the unemployment problem. Larson identifies the true case of unemployment, and finds a huge resevoir of fully self-supporting jobs that can be utilized to provide continuous employment, on a guaranteed basis, and without cost to the taxpayers, for all those willing and able to work.Larson, Dewey B., 1976, Hardcover Book, 179 pages, ISBN 0-913138-06-1 |
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Collected Writings of K.V.K. NehruOn the Reciprocal System of Physical TheoryA collection of articles, both published and unpublished, covering 14 years of research into the Reciprocal system by Dr. KVK Nehru. Includes physics, astronomy, and metaphysics, as well as private Q&A correspondence with Dewey Larson and others.Nehru, K.V.K., 1994, Spiral Bound Book, 340 pages |
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Fundamentals of Scalar MotionIn a Multiple Reference Point Universe of MotionA students guide to learning the Reciprocal System of theory, from the very basic concepts of scalar motion, thru the atomic building process, quantative relations, and chemical reactions.Denslow, Lawrence E., 1997, Spiral Bound Book, 142 pages |
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Toward a Unified Cosmological PhysicsThe Reciprocal System of D.B. LarsonThe Ph.D. dissertation of Dr. Arnold D. Studtmann, evaluating Dewey B. Larson’s Reciprocal System in detail, starting with photons, atomic interactions, thru the formation of stars, galaxies, and their eventual demise. Also covers cosmic ray decay, and the resulting series of c-matter particles. Very extensive and complete information.Studtmann, Arnold, 1979, Spiral Bound Book, 636 pages |
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The Unmysterious UniverseAn Introduction to D.B. Larson’s New Unified General TheoryA brief summary of the Reciprocal System as a New Unified General Theory of physics. Covers the Michelson-Morley Experiment, the nature of time, Relativity, gravitational theory, electric current, bonding and nuclear interactions, and astronomical theories including the hydrogen-to-helium energy generation process.Satz, Ronald W., 1971, Booklet, 80 pages |
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Outline of the Universe of MotionThe complete 4-part series published over the years in Reciprocity, describing the Reciprocal System from conception to current status.Larson, Dewey B., 1996, Offprint, 17 pages |
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Just How Much Do We Really Know?Reprint from Reciprocity XV #2, Summer, 1986A critique of scientific methodology.Larson, Dewey B., 1961, Offprint, 15 pages |
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The Mythical Universe of Modern AstronomyReprint from Reciprocity XII #2, Autumn, 1982Larson’s address at the VIIth ISUS Convention, Philadelphia, describing how the dogma of modern astronomy developed from a series of basic misunderstandings.Larson, Dewey B., 1982, Offprint, 10 pages |
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The Interaction of Alpha Particles and Gold AtomsA New Explanation of the Rutherford Scattering (Reprint from Reciprocity Volume XI #3, Autumn, 1981)A new scattering equation based on the Reciprocal System is derived and compared with observed data.Satz, Ronald W., 1981, Offprint, 10 pages |
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D.B. Larson’s Speech to the 3rd ISUS ConferenceApproximately 2 hours, Black & White VHS/NTSC VideotapeProf. Frank Meyer introduces Dewey Larson’s lecture on inductive and deductive reasoning, by reviewing Ptolemian epicycles. Followed by a Q&A session with the audience. (August 25, 1978). Note: B&W video, and grainy, but one of the earliest known videos of Dewey Larson making one of his finest speeches.Larson, Dewey B., 1978, VHS/NTSC Videotape |
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The Structure of Scientific RevolutionsAudio tape of Larson’s lectureLarson’s comments on Thomas Kuhn’s book, “The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.”Larson, Dewey B., 1976, Audio Cassette Tape |
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