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Reciprocity Master IndexNew Science Advocates I, № 1 (Spring, 1971)

The New Science AdvocatesHere is an important task for the Philosophy of Science

Editor A 0.0-1

Reciprocity I, № 1 (August, 1971)Policies and Objectives Douglas Cramer,

Paul deLespinasse,George W. Hancock

A 1.1-1

Publication Assistance Douglas Cramer,Paul deLespinasse,George W. Hancock

A 1.1-1

Gleanings from the Literature Douglas Cramer,Paul deLespinasse,George W. Hancock

A 1.1-1

Do You Have a Question? Dewey B. Larson A 1.1-2Just What Do We Claim Dewey B. Larson A 1.1-3Let Us Hear From You Douglas Cramer A 1.1-4

Reciprocity I, № 2 (September, 1971)Special IssueProfessor Meyer’s Paper on Perihelion Precession delayed

Editor A 1.2-1

NSA Membership Information ISUS, Inc. A 1.2-1Philosophers Ahoy! Editor A 1.2-2The Question BoxIf space-time is fundamental, how can you tell it’s moving?

Editor A 1.2-3

A Thought for Today Editor A 1.2-3The Mailing List Editor A 1.2-4

Reciprocity II, № 1 (January, 1972)The View from Abroad Editor A 2.1-1Larson’s November Lecture Tour Editor A 2.1-1Mathematics Can Be Simple Editor A 2.1-2Review of ‘The Case Against the Nuclear Atom’From DISCOVERY (London), July, 1963

Unknown A 2.1-4

A Gap in the Armour of ScienceAre we losing time in recognizing discoveries?

Unknown A 2.1-4

British Reviewer Concedes a PointReview by Prof. F. Schmeidler of the University of Munich published in Naturwissenschaftliche Rundschau, Sept. 1966

Prof. F. Schmeidler A 2.1-5

Reciprocity II, № 2 (December, 1972)Palomar Astronomer Sees Evidence of New State of Matter Editor A 2.2-1The Changing of the Guard Editor A 2.2-3Those Wayward Particles Editor A 2.2-3The Test of Time Editor A 2.2-5

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Reciprocity III, № 1 (April, 1973)Motion Applicable to Space? Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 3.1-1Time Increase with Space Increase? Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 3.1-2Time Thought-Dependent? Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 3.1-3Larson’s Latest Eastern Trip Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 3.1-5Support Reciprocity Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 3.1-5Acts to Come Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 3.1-6Future Features Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 3.1-6

Reciprocity III, № 2 (September, 1973)Space-Time Discrete or a Continuum? Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 3.2-1Reader CommentOn Frederick Ferre and Adolf Gruenbaum

Carla Rueckert A 3.2-3

Reader Comment Editor A 3.2-5Rest Editor A 3.2-5Additions to Reciprocity Staff Editor A 3.2-6Support Reciprocity Editor A 3.2-6Experimental Study of Time Editor A 3.2-6Note on Professor Ferre Editor A 3.2-7Larson on Gravitational Repulsion Editor A 3.2-7Benjamin Franklin on Time Editor A 3.2-7

Reciprocity III, № 3 (December, 1973)Gravitational Motion an Interaction? Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 3.3-1Letter to the Editor Dewey B. Larson A 3.3-3Relativity Theory Conceptually Valid? Editor A 3.3-3Ferre-Grunbaum Controversy on Mind-Dependency of Time Editor A 3.3-4Editorial Policy of Reciprocity for 1974 Editor A 3.3-5Contradiction in Modern Theory; (An Addition) Herbert A, Bosch A 3.3-6Support Reciprocity Editor A 3.3-7Future Features Editor A 3.3-7

Reciprocity IV, № 1 (April, 1974)Quasars and PulsarsReview reprinted from The Indian Journal of Physics

Unknown A 4.1-1

The Lorentz Transformation Dr. Ronald Satz A 4.1-6

Reciprocity IV, № 2 (July, 1974)On Space Translation Dewey B. Larson,

Prof. Frank H. MeyerA 4.2-1

The Gravitational Formula at High Velocities Dr. Ronald Satz A 4.2-2How It Is with Reciprocity Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 4.2-6Eddington on deSitter vs Einstein Physics Fr. George Windolph A 4.2-7

Reciprocity IV, № 3 (October, 1974)New Research Program Concerning Cohesion of Solids Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 4.3-1Physics-On the Move? Fr. George Windolph A 4.3-2Theory of Solids Dewey B. Larson A 4.3-5Incorporation of NSA ISUS, Inc. A 4.3-8Have You Seen Dr. E. L. Lippert A 4.3-8

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Reciprocity V, № 1 (March, 1975)Development of the Reciprocal Theory Continues Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 5.1-1Neutron Stars, Black Holes, etc.; Facts or Fiction? Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 5.1-1Campaign to Incorporate New Science Advocates Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 5.1-2Astronomical X-ray Sources Dewey B. Larson A 5.1-3

Reciprocity V, № 2 (May, 1975)New Particles Puzzle Scientists Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 5.2-1Letter to the Editor Dr. Frank A. Anderson A 5.2-2Cosmic Rays and Elementary Particles Dr. Ronald Satz A 5.2-3Letter to the Editor Dewey B. Larson A 5.2-7

Reciprocity V, № 3 (October, 1975)Symmetry Between Three-Dimensional Time and Space Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 5.3-1Some Anniversary Thoughts Dewey B. Larson A 5.3-6The Two-Photon Problem Dr. Ronald Satz A 5.3-7

Reciprocity VI, № 1 (March, 1976)Problem of Swift ‘Action at a Distance’ Dr. Rainer F. Huck A 6.1-1Letter to the Editor; The Crab Nebula Pulsar Dewey B. Larson A 6.1-4NSA, Incorporated ISUS, Inc. A 6.1-4Benjamin Franklin’s Concept of Time Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 6.1-5

Reciprocity VI, № 2 (July, 1976)Finite Gravitational Limits Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 6.2-1The Gravitational Attraction of the Galaxy Dr. Ronald Satz A 6.2-2First Annual NSA Conference, August 20-21, 1976Owre Hall Auditorium III, University of Minnesota, MN

ISUS, Inc. A 6.2-7

About the Non-existence of a Velocity Limit Equal to the Speed of Light

Dr. Thomas Phipps A 6.2-8

The Myth of the Quark Editor A 6.2-10

Reciprocity VI, № 3 (September, 1976)Relative Motion and Length Measurement Steve M. Berline A 6.3-3The Case of the Colliding Photons Dewey B. Larson A 6.3-9

Reciprocity VII, № 1 (January, 1977)The Mechanism of the Universe Dewey B. Larson A 7.1-6Four Scientific Mysteries Unraveled Dr. Ronald Satz A 7.1-20

Reciprocity VII, № 2 (June, 1977)Atomic Numbers Revalued Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 7.2-3White Lies About Black Holes Dr. Ronald Satz A 7.2-10Exchange on Perihelion Motion of Mercury Prof. Frank H. Meyer,

Leonid SokolowA 7.2-14

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Reciprocity VII, № 3 (October, 1977)Some Comments by H.F. Wuenscher at Second NSA Conference

Fr. Hans F. Wuenscher A 7.3-2

Some Decisions of the Second Annual NSA Conference ISUS, Inc. A 7.3-3Twenty Years’ Progress Dewey B. Larson A 7.3-4Hubble’s Law and the Reciprocal System Dr. Ronald Satz A 7.3-18Motion: The Substance of Space-Time and Matter Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 7.3-20

Reciprocity VIII, № 1 (Winter, 1977)Invitation to Join NSA Correspondence Club ISUS, Inc. A 8.1-1Ball Lightning Dr. Rainer F. Huck A 8.1-4The Doppler Shift and the Reciprocal System Steve M. Berline A 8.1-8Book Notices ISUS, Inc. A 8.1-16Stellar Energy Generation in the Reciprocal System Dr. Ronald Satz A 8.1-17Reference Systems Dewey B. Larson A 8.1-23

Reciprocity VIII, № 2 (Spring, 1978)Building the Reciprocal Correspondence Club ISUS, Inc. A 8.2-1A Model of Motion Equilibrium Paul deLespinasse A 8.2-2Dewey Larson comes to Utah ISUS, Inc. A 8.2-3Third Annual Conference of the New Science Advocates ISUS, Inc. A 8.2-3The Effect of Gravitation on Radiation Dewey B. Larson A 8.2-4What Is To Be Done? Editor A 8.2-4Theory and Design of the New Rational Combustion Engine Prof. Frank H. Meyer,

Dr. Ronald SatzA 8.2-5

Birth of the New Physics Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 8.2-6

Reciprocity VIII, № 3 (Summer, 1978)Publish D. B. Larson’s Masterpiece Dr. Frank A. Anderson A 8.3-1More on Solid Cohesion Theory Dewey B. Larson A 8.3-3

Reciprocity VIII, № 4 (Autumn, 1978)Letter on Redshifts Paul deLespinasse A 8.4-4Memo on Presale of New Book Phillip H. Porter A 8.4-6The Fundamentals of Science in the 21st Century Dewey B. Larson A 8.4-7The Cohesive Energies of Crystals of the Elements Dr. Ronald Satz A 8.4-18Discussion of Larson’s Gravitational Equation Dr. Ronald Satz A 8.4-23Comments on Some Issues Raised at the 1978 Conference Dewey B. Larson A 8.4-25

Reciprocity IX, № 1 (Spring, 1979)Announcement of Invited Larson Lecture ISUS, Inc. A 9.1-1Announcement of Fourth Annual NSA Conference ISUS, Inc. A 9.1-1Preparations for Fourth Annual NSA Conference ISUS, Inc. A 9.1-11979, Einstein Centennial and Updating of Larson’s Work ISUS, Inc. A 9.1-2Comment about Larson’s Gravitational Equation Fr. George Windolph A 9.1-3Cosmic Radiation and Other Half of Physical Universe Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 9.1-4Nuclear Fusion in Heaven and on Earth?Lost Neutrinos Show Up, But Puzzle Remains

Peter Kor A 9.1-14

Response to G. Windolph’s Comment Dr. Ronald Satz A 9.1-15

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Reciprocity IX, № 2 (Summer, 1979)News of Coming Larson Lecture at Superior ISUS, Inc. A 9.2-1Fourth Annual NSA Conference Program Notes ISUS, Inc. A 9.2-2Directions in Physics Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 9.2-3What Reviewers Say About Earlier Larson Books ISUS, Inc. A 9.2-11Time Region Particle Dynamics Dr. Ronald Satz A 9.2-12Delay in Publication of Nothing But Motion ISUS, Inc. A 9.2-15

Reciprocity IX, № 3 (Autumn, 1979)Developments of our NSA Movement ISUS, Inc. A 9.3-1Promotion of Arnold Studtmann’s Ph. D. Dissertation ISUS, Inc. A 9.3-2The Interaction Velocity of the Electric Force Dr. Rainer F. Huck A 9.3-3Science Without Apologies Dewey B. Larson A 9.3-10Increase in Mass versus Increase in Force Fred Jansen A 9.3-21Mass-to-Light Ratio of Quasars in the Reciprocal System Dr. Arnold Studtmann A 9.3-23

Reciprocity X, № 1 (Winter, 1979)NSA, Inc. at Huntsville in August ISUS, Inc. A 10.1-1Letter of John W. Campbell to F.V. Meyer Editor A 10.1-2Mass More Constant Than Force Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 10.1-3Bioelectronics Paul Little A 10.1-6Unified Physics Sheila Linn A 10.1-8Availability of Dr. Studtmann’s Dissertation ISUS, Inc. A 10.1-9Letter to Editor, James E. Jackson James E. Jackson A 10.1-9What Reciprocity Is For Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 10.1-10Speculations in Science and Technology David Halprin A 10.1-11Matter and Gravitation Roman Skorski A 10.1-12Minutes of NSA Annual Convention Business Meeting ISUS, Inc. A 10.1-22

Reciprocity X, № 2 (Spring, 1980)Identification of Cosmic Particles 3695 MeV/c2 and 3105 MeV/c2

Prof. Frank H. Meyer,Dr. Ronald Satz

A 10.2-0

Prospects for New Science Advocacy ISUS, Inc. A 10.2-1Fifth Annual NSA Conference Preparations ISUS, Inc. A 10.2-4Equation of State of Solid Matter Dr. Ronald Satz A 10.2-6Some Thoughts and Ideas from Down Under David Halprin A 10.2-17

Reciprocity X, № 3 (Autumn, 1980)Motion: Mere Attribute of Matter? Editor A 10.3-1Further Mathematics of the Reciprocal System Dr. Ronald Satz A 10.3-4Letter to Editor: From Prof. K.V.K. Nehru, India Prof. Nehru K.V.K. A 10.3-15Letter to Editor: From D.W. Chance, San Francisco David W. Chance A 10.3-16New Science Advocates Fifth Annual Convention Minutes ISUS, Inc. A 10.3-18Invitation to Join NSA, Study Reciprocal System ISUS, Inc. A 10.3-19

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Reciprocity XI, № 1 (Spring, 1981)Announcement of Sixth Annual NSA Convention ISUS, Inc. B 11.1-3Letter of Hans to Director of Marshall Space Flight Center Fr. Hans F. Wuenscher B 11.1-3Epitaph for Deceased NSA Leader, Hans Wuenscher ISUS, Inc. B 11.1-7Some Comments on Satz’s Paper Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 11.1-8Some Thoughts on the Reciprocal System Prof. Nehru K.V.K.,

Dewey B. LarsonB 11.1-10

The Levels of ExistenceBook Review

Dr. Ronald Satz B 11.1-21

Gravitational Deflection of Light Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 11.1-28Gravitational Redshift Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 11.1-32Presidents Column Prof. Frank H. Meyer B 11.1-33Lifetimes of C-Atom Decays Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 11.1-34

Reciprocity XI, № 2 (Summer, 1981)Sixth Annual NSA Convention Program ISUS, Inc. B 11.2-3Questions to D. B. Larson Homer Ballard B 11.2-5Letter to H. Ballard Dewey B. Larson B 11.2-6A Note by R. W. Satz on Prof. K.V.K. Nehru’s Comments Dr. Ronald Satz B 11.2-7Some Myths of Modern Physics Prof. Frank H. Meyer,

Dr. Ronald SatzB 11.2-8

The Density Gradient in White Dwarf Stars Dewey B. Larson B 11.2-12

Reciprocity XI, № 3 (Autumn, 1981)Prospects for Modern Physics Prof. Frank H. Meyer B 11.3-3Scalar Motion Dewey B. Larson B 11.3-5The Interaction of Alpha Particles and Gold AtomsA New Explanation of Rutherford Scattering


The Lifetime of the Muon (C-Argon) Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 11.3-29Minutes of the Sixth Annual Conference of the New Science Advocates


“To Search, to Correct, to Add” Paul deLespinasse B 11.3-35

Reciprocity XII, № 1 (Winter, 1981)A Proposal for a Crucial Experiment; Proving Rutherford Wrong Dr. Ronald Satz B 12.1-3Solid Cohesion Dewey B. Larson B 12.1-4Photoionization and Photomagnetization Dr. Ronald Satz B 12.1-19Are Cosmic Rays Primary? Prof. Frank H. Meyer B 12.1-35

Reciprocity XII, № 2 (Autumn, 1982)The Mythical Universe of Modern Astronomy Dewey B. Larson B 12.2-1Another Look at the Pulsar Phenomenon Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 12.2-18Progress on the Theoretical Calculation of the Cohesive Energy of the Elements


Reciprocity XII, № 3 (Summer, 1983)A Rejoinder to K.V.K. Nehru Dewey B. Larson B 12.3-2Theoretical Evaluation of Planck’s Constant Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 12.3-6Dimensions in the Universe of Motion Dewey B. Larson B 12.3-9A Note on Metaphysics Dewey B. Larson B 12.3-12

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Reciprocity XIII, № 1 (Autumn, 1983)Theory of Electrons and Currents Dr. Ronald Satz B 13.1-1The Lifetime of the Neutron Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 13.1-4Inter-Atomic Distances Dewey B. Larson B 13.1-8

Reciprocity XIII, № 2 (Summer, 1984)Distances in Compounds Dewey B. Larson B 13.2-1Thoughts from Down Under David Halprin B 13.2-14Note on the Force of the Space-Time Progression Dr. Ronald Satz B 13.2-20

Reciprocity XIII, № 3 (Winter, 1984)A Graphical Comparison of the Old and New Periodic Tables Maurice Gilroy B 13.3-1Relative Abundances of the Elements Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 13.3-30The Properties of Materials; A Classification Dr. Ronald Satz B 13.3-38

Reciprocity XIV, № 1 (Autumn, 1985)ISUS Call to Struggle Unknown B 14.1-1This Issue and Things to Come Unknown B 14.1-2Minutes of the Business Meeting of the 10th Annual Convention of the International Society of Unified Science


Motion and the Schism in Physics Prof. Frank H. Meyer B 14.1-6Precession of the Planetary Perihelia Due to Co-ordinate Time Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 14.1-11Motion, Not a Property of Matter Prof. Frank H. Meyer B 14.1-14

Reciprocity XIV, № 2 (Winter, 1985)Gravitation and the Galaxies Dewey B. Larson B 14.2-2The Inter-regional Ratio Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 14.2-5The Nature of Scalar Rotation Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 14.2-10A New Taxonomy for Scientific Knowledge Dr. Ronald Satz B 14.2-21A New Mathematics for Scalar Motion? Jan N. Sammer B 14.2-30Can Gravitation Collapse Stars? Prof. Frank H. Meyer B 14.2-32

Reciprocity XV, № 1 (Spring, 1986)The Dimensions of Motion Dewey B. Larson B 15.1-1New Light on the Gravitational Deflection of Radiation Path Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 15.1-8The Dissociation Energy of Diatomic Molecules Dr. Ronald Satz B 15.1-11On the Recent Evolution of Sirius Jan N. Sammer B 15.1-15Ionization Potentials of Heavy Elements Brian Fraser B 15.1-16Existents and Interactions; An Intense Course on the Reciprocal System


The XIth Annual Convention of the International Society of Unified Science

ISUS, Inc. B 15.1-19

Reciprocity XV, № 2 (Summer, 1986)Just How Much Do We Really Know? Dewey B. Larson B 15.2-1Electric Ionization Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 15.2-16Correspondence Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 15.2-27Announcement; Basic Properties of Matter almost done ISUS, Inc. B 15.2-28

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Reciprocity XVI, № 1 (Summer, 1987)Announcement of Next Summer’s ISUS Conference ISUS, Inc. C 16.1-1Revaluation of Modern Superconductivity Theory; An Editorial Editor C 16.1-1New Book Announcement; Basic Properties of Matter Editor C 16.1-2President’s Message Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 16.1-2Call for Support of ISUS and Reciprocity Editor C 16.1-5Draft Letter to Friends of Science Dewey B. Larson C 16.1-6Towards a Larsonian Model of Superconductivity Paul deLespinasse C 16.1-13Superconductivity Letter to 1987 Conference Dewey B. Larson C 16.1-14Response Letter to D. B. Larson Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 16.1-15Minutes of Twelfth Annual ISUS Conference Dr. Ronald Satz C 16.1-16

Reciprocity XVI, № 2 (Winter, 1987)Announcement of This Summer’s ISUS Conference Editor C 16.2-1Letter to the Editor Edwin Navarro C 16.2-2Letter to the Editor Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 16.2-4The Larsonian Concept of the Atomic Number David Halprin,

Prof. Frank H. MeyerC 16.2-5

The Gravitational Limit and The Hubble’s Law Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 16.2-11Globular Cluster Mechanics in the Reciprocal System Dr. Ronald Satz C 16.2-17Space-Time and Motion; Their Connection/Equivalence

David Halprin,Prof. Frank H. Meyer

C 16.2-22

Reciprocity XVII, № 1 (Spring, 1988)The International Society of Unified Science13th Annual Convention AGENDA

ISUS, Inc. C 17.1-1

AnnouncementRE Accommodation for the ISUS Conference 1988

Robin V. Sims C 17.1-2

For Better Teaching the Reciprocal System; President’s Message Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 17.1-3Outline of the Deductive Development of the Theory of the Universe of Motion; Section I

Dewey B. Larson C 17.1-6

Outline of the Deductive Development of the Theory of the Universe of Motion; Section II


Intrinsic Variables, Supernovae and the Thermal Limit Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 17.1-20

Reciprocity XVII, № 2 (Autumn, 1988)Commemoration of Dewey B. Larson’s 90th Birthday ISUS, Inc. C 17.2-1Comments on Letter from Edwin Navarro in Winter 1987-88 Issue of Reciprocity


A Note on the Cosmic Proton Dr. Ronald Satz C 17.2-6Response to ‘A Note on the Cosmic Proton’ Dewey B. Larson C 17.2-7Permittivity, Permeability and the Speed of Light in the Reciprocal System

Dr. Ronald Satz C 17.2-8

Glimpses into the Structure of the Sun: Part IThe Nature of the Stellar Matter

Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 17.2-14

Outline of the Deductive Development of the Theory of the Universe of Motion; Section III


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Reciprocity XVIII, № 1 (Winter, 1988)Letter of Dewey B. Larson to Frank Meyer, December 28, 1988 Dewey B. Larson C 18.1-4The Current Status of Physical Theory Dewey B. Larson C 18.1-6Letter of Frank Meyer to Maurice Gilroy about the Michelson-Morley ExperimentSymmetry between Space & Time, etc., March 11, 1989

Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 18.1-14

Glimpses Into the Structure of the Sun, Part IIThe Solar Interior and the Sunspots


The Unit of Magnetic Charge Dr. Ronald Satz C 18.1-32

Reciprocity XVIII, № 2 (Spring, 1989)Case for Giving the Reciprocal System a Public Hearing Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 18.2-1Time is the Essence Dewey B. Larson C 18.2-4A Tall Tale: Review of A Brief History of Time Dr. Ronald Satz C 18.2-10Accommodations for ISUS Portland 1989 Conference Phillip H. Porter C 18.2-14What is a Photon? Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 18.2-15Simple Vibratory Motion in the Reciprocal System David Halprin C 18.2-24The Metaphysics of Motion Maurice Gilroy C 18.2-31Letter of Chris Halvorson, March 24, 1989With Questions About R.S.

Chris Halvorson C 18.2-37

Some Comments of Dewey Larson, May 2, 1989, on Chris Halvorson’s Letter


New Edition of The Case Against the Nuclear Atom Model Ready

ISUS, Inc. C 18.2-40

Suggestions for Building More Models of R.S. Entities Lawrence E. Denslow C 18.2-41

Reciprocity XVIII, № 3 (Autumn, 1989)A New Derivation of Planck’s Constant Dr. Ronald Satz C 18.3-1The “Arrow of Time” Dewey B. Larson C 18.3-2The Law of Conservation of Direction Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 18.3-3Supernova 1987A Dewey B. Larson C 18.3-7Readers’ ForumThe Rydberg Constant and Zeno’s Paradox

Dewey B. Larson,Pierre Marechal,Prof. Frank H. Meyer,Jan N. Sammer

C 18.3-8

Reciprocity XIX, № 1 (Spring, 1990)How Accurate Can an Incorrect Theory Be? Edwin Navarro C 19.1-1The Photon: Displacement in a Second Scalar Dimension Thomas Kirk C 19.1-3Is Ferromagnetism a Co-Magnetic Phenomenon? Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 19.1-6The Constitution of the United States of America and The Constitution of the Unified States of the Physical Universe

David Halprin C 19.1-9

Absolute Magnitudes of Physics Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 19.1-14Discussion of Satz’ Derivation of Planck’s Constant Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 19.1-191990 ISUS Annual Summer Conference ISUS, Inc. C 19.1-21

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Reciprocity XIX, № 2 (Summer, 1990)Home Grown Unified Theory Yet to Rock World of Science Deston S. Nokes C 19.2-1Letter of Deston S. Nokes, June 19,1990 Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 19.2-3Letter of May 29th, 1990 to Dorothy Larson Dr. Ronald Satz C 19.2-4The Photon: Displacement in a Second Scalar DimensionThe Revision

Thomas Kirk C 19.2-5

Che Sara Sara; (Was Kann Sein, Soll Sein, Que Sera Sera) David Halprin C 19.2-13Time Exploration Daeron P. N. Meyer,

Prof. Frank H. MeyerC 19.2-18

Reader’s Forum; Questioning the Law of Conservation of Direction Thomas Kirk C 19.2-20

Reciprocity XIX, № 3 (Autumn, 1990)Superconductivity: A Time Region Phenomenon Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 19.3-1Discussion of Kirk’s Explanation of the Photon Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 19.3-7Comments on Halprin’s Article on the United States Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 19.3-9Correcting Discrete Time/Space Measurement Procedures Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 19.3-11A Note on Scalar Motion Dr. Ronald Satz C 19.3-12Rebuttal to Comments of Nehru on “A New Derivation of Planck’s Constant”


Reciprocity XIX, № 4 (Winter, 1990)Editorial and Letter to the Editor Phillip H. Porter C 19.4-1The Algebraic Structure of the Reciprocal System Edwin Navarro C 19.4-3More on Planck’s ConstantCorrigenda to Superconductivity (Vol XIX, No 3, Autumn 1990)


Questions of Origins and Nature of Light and Matter David Halprin C 19.4-8Larson’s Physics and Origins of Matter and Mind Keith R. Burgess C 19.4-12Response to Nehru’s Evaluation of Kirk’s and Halprin’s Photon Theories

Thomas Kirk C 19.4-13

Cosmic Background Radiation Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 19.4-20

Reciprocity XX, № 1 (Spring, 1991)The Cosmic Background Radiation: Origin and Temperature Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 20.1-1Comments on the Manuscript of E. Navarro’s Reciprocal Algebra


Response to Nehru’s Comments Edwin Navarro C 20.1-6On the Nature of Rotation and Birotation Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 20.1-8Derivation of Reciprocal System Mathematics Thomas Kirk C 20.1-13Derivation of Hydrogen Spectra Equations Thomas Kirk C 20.1-16

Reciprocity XX, № 2 (Summer, 1991)Reference Systems and Speed Limits in the Reciprocal System Dr. Ronald Satz C 20.2-1The Large-Scale Structure of the Physical Universe, Part 1The Cosmic Bubbles


Radio Component Separation in Quasars Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 20.2-9The Essence and Fabric of Mathematics David Halprin C 20.2-11Space-Time Progression or Big Bang? Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 20.2-18

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Reciprocity XX, № 3 (Autumn, 1991)Laws to Perception Based on Notions of Motions David Halprin C 20.3-1Letter from A. Nonymous Unknown C 20.3-8Motion Fundamentals Thomas Kirk C 20.3-10Dissecting the Birotational Photon Thomas Kirk C 20.3-14Light Questions Charles W. Bonner C 20.3-20The Large-Scale Structure of the Physical Universe, Part IIMathematical Aspects of the Cosmic Bubbles


Electronic Networking and ISUS Hoyt A. Stearns, Jr. C 20.3-28

Reciprocity XX, № 4 (Winter, 1991)An Introduction to the Fundamentals of Scalar Motion Lawrence E. Denslow C 20.4-1The Old and New Periodic Tables - Again Jan N. Sammer C 20.4-7A Constructive Approach to Multi-Model Logical Data Base Design

J. C. Cosgrove,Leonard L. Tripp

C 20.4-14

More Details for the Proposed Crucial Experiment Dr. Ronald Satz C 20.4-22A Note on the Nature of Undisplaced Space-Time Dr. Ronald Satz C 20.4-24Comment on A. Nonymous Letter Paul Little C 20.4-25

Reciprocity XXI, № 1 (Spring, 1992)Motion Prior to Rest Prof. Frank H. Meyer D 21.1-1Birotation and the Doubts of Thomas Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 21.1-6The Case Against Symmetry Thomas Kirk D 21.1-10The Quasar Paradox Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 21.1-15The Periodic Table Robert V. Tucek D 21.1-201992 ISUS Conference Information ISUS, Inc. D 21.1-21

Reciprocity XXI, № 2 (Autumn, 1992)Executive Orders from ISUS President Dr. Ronald Satz D 21.2-1More Calculations with the R.S. Scattering Equation Dr. Ronald Satz D 21.2-3How Space and Time are Inseparable Prof. Frank H. Meyer D 21.2-5Periodic Table, Revisited Thomas Kirk D 21.2-10

Reciprocity XXII, № 1 (Spring, 1993)How the Physical World is Quantized Dewey B. Larson D 22.1-1Clock Space, Coordinate Space, Clock Time, Coordinate TimeWhat is the Difference?

Dr. Ronald Satz D 22.1-5

Reciprocity XXII, № 2 (Autumn, 1993)Detailed Steps for the Design and Performance of The Proposed Crucial Experiment


Wave Mechanics in the Light of the Reciprocal System Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 22.2-8Minkowski vs. Einstein on Space Translation Prof. Frank H. Meyer D 22.2-14

Reciprocity XXIII, № 1 (Spring, 1994)How Light Speed is Constant Dr. Rainer F. Huck,

Prof. Frank H. MeyerD 23.1-1

Corrections in Reciprocity, Vol. XXII, No. 2, Autumn, 1993 for K.V.K.’s Wave Mechanics in Light of the Reciprocal System

Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 23.1-9

A Modified Explanation of the Reciprocal System of Theory Lawrence E. Denslow D 23.1-10Reciprocal System in Brief ISUS, Inc. D 23.1-20

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Reciprocity XXIII, № 2 (Autumn, 1994)The Liquid State in the Reciprocal System: The Volume/Pressure Relation; A Contemporary Mathematical Treatment, Part 1


Reciprocity XXIII, № 3 (Winter, 1994)Are Motion and Space-Time Quantized? Dr. Rainer F. Huck,

Prof. Frank H. MeyerD 23.3-1

Reciprocity XXIV, № 1 (Spring, 1995)‘Quantum Mechanics’ as the Mechanics of the Time Region Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 24.1-1

Reciprocity XXIV, № 2 (Autumn, 1995)Time is the Essence Dewey B. Larson D 24.2-1The Liquid State in the Reciprocal System: The Volume/Pressure RelationA Contemporary Mathematical Treatment, Part 2


Updated Values for Unit Space and Unit Time Dr. Bruce Peret D 24.2-12Sub-atomic Mass Recalculated Dr. Bruce Peret D 24.2-13Laws of Mechanics in a 3-Dimensional Universe Lawrence E. Denslow D 24.2-17Outward Equable Speed of Space-Time Progression Prof. Frank H. Meyer D 24.2-21

Reciprocity XXV, № 1 (Spring, 1996)The Space-Time Universe; Part I Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 25.1-1Finitude of the Physical Prof. Frank H. Meyer D 25.1-4Sub-atomic Mass Recalculated Update Dr. Bruce Peret D 25.1-8

Reciprocity XXV, № 2 (Autumn, 1996)The Physical Nature of Space Dewey B. Larson D 25.2-3Hubble Views a Starry Ring World Born in a Head-On Collision(NASA Reprint)

Editor D 25.2-6

Glimpses Into A New Paradigm Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 25.2-7Six Representational Modes and the Structure of the Photon Lawrence E. Denslow D 25.2-13Sub-Atomic Particle Array; A Revised Hypothesis Thomas Kirk D 25.2-17The Space-Time Universe; Part II Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 25.2-22Sub-atomic Mass Recalculated Update Dr. Bruce Peret D 25.2-25Research Programme for ISUS Dr. Ronald Satz D 25.2-28Outline of the Deductive Development of the Theory of the Universe of Motion; Section IV

Dewey B. Larson D 25.2-30

Reciprocity XXV, № 3 (Winter, 1996)A New Format for RECIPROCITY Prof. Frank H. Meyer,

Dr. Bruce PeretD 25.3-3

Reciprocity Publication Policy Thomas Kirk,Prof. Frank H. Meyer,Dr. Bruce Peret

D 25.3-4

Dr. Arnold Studtmann Has Been Found Prof. Frank H. Meyer D 25.3-6The Conceptual Foundations of Physical Science Dewey B. Larson D 25.3-7Computing the Gravitational Constant Hoyt A. Stearns, Jr. D 25.3-10The Photon as Birotation Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 25.3-11The Space-Time Universe; Part III Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 25.3-17A Crucial Test of Pulsar Theory Robert V. Tucek D 25.3-21

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The Social and Technological Implications of the Reciprocal System of Theory

Russell Kramer D 25.3-23

Dreams, Symbolism, and AllegoryThe Effects of Life Units on Circulating Memory

Dr. Bruce Peret D 25.3-27

Infinitude of the Private Person; The Case for the Equality of Human Worth

Prof. Frank H. Meyer,Otto H. Schmitt

D 25.3-35

The Roots of the Dilemmas Dr. J. Edward Anderson D 25.3-41Postcard from The Scientific and Medical Network David Lorimer D 25.3-48

Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997)Changing Concepts of the Nature of Motion Dewey B. Larson E 26.1-3Corrigenda for Volume XXV (3) Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.1-6‘Non-locality’ in the Reciprocal System Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.1-7Comments on “A Crucial Test of Pulsar Theory” Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.1-14Are Motion and Space-Time Identical and Quantized? Prof. Frank H. Meyer E 26.1-15The Space-Time Universe, Part IV Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.1-19A Quasar in the Making? Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.1-21Review of The Neglected Facts of Science Prof. Frank H. Meyer E 26.1-22Review of Beyond Space and TimeAs Published in NETWORK, the Scientific & Medical Network


E 26.1-23

The Twenty-Second Annual Meeting of the Members of the International Society of Unified Science

Prof. Frank H. Meyer,Dr. Bruce Peret,Carla Rueckert

E 26.1-25

Hubble Finds Intergalactic Stars Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.1-27Future Purposes of ISUS, Inc. Prof. Frank H. Meyer E 26.1-27Letter to the EditorFeb 18, 1997; Carla Rueckert to Frank H. Meyer

Carla Rueckert E 26.1-29

Letter to the EditorMar 22, 1997; Frank H. Meyer to Carla Rueckert

Prof. Frank H. Meyer E 26.1-30

Letter to the EditorApr 2, 1997; Carla Rueckert to Frank H. Meyer

Carla Rueckert E 26.1-31

Letter to the EditorApr 9, 1997; Frank H. Meyer to Carla Rueckert

Prof. Frank H. Meyer E 26.1-32

Letter to ISUSKVK Nehru Offer for Lecture Tour in USA

Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.1-33

Response to Dr. Ronald Satz’s Resignation from ISUS, Inc. Prof. Frank H. Meyer E 26.1-34What Attitude Should ISUS Take to PRT? Prof. Frank H. Meyer E 26.1-36The Historical Emergence and State-of-the-Art of PRT Systems Dr. J. Edward Anderson E 26.1-37Index to the Back Issues of Reciprocity Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.1-43

Reciprocity XXVI, № 2 (Summer, 1997)From the Editor Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.2-4High Energy Physics and the Reciprocal System Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.2-7Evolving Views of Space and Time Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.2-14Motion and Space-Time are Essentially Related and Quantized Prof. Frank H. Meyer E 26.2-15Cold Fusion Thomas Kirk E 26.2-19Subversive Reflections on the Practice of Physics Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.2-21The Space-Time Universe; Part V Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.2-25Dewey Larson and the Way of One Stephen Tyman E 26.2-27l’Excursion d’Archives SUSI Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.2-33

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Reciprocity XXVI, № 3 (Winter, 1997)From the Editor Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.3-4Basic Properties of Matter; Chapter I: Solid Cohesion Dewey B. Larson E 26.3-5The Minutes of the 22nd ISUS Conference Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.3-12Solid Cohesion and the Expanding Universe Prof. Frank H. Meyer E 26.3-13Is Motion Prior to Matter? Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.3-14Some Thoughts on Spin Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.3-15A Challenge to Project Omicron Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.3-18Understanding the Reciprocal SystemA True and Complete Theory of the Physical Universe Is Necessary

Lawrence E. Denslow E 26.3-19

Understanding the Reciprocal SystemLesson I: Concepts of Mathematics, as currently used and with logical extensions


1998 ISUS Conference Information Jennifer Hafer E 26.3-24Crossing the Quantum Boundary; A Phenomenon of the Astral Plane?

George Hamner, Jr. E 26.3-25

Reflections of a New Member George Hamner, Jr. E 26.3-29Eulogy of Professor Otto H. Schmitt William Davies,

Prof. Frank H. Meyer,Dr. Bruce Peret

E 26.3-31

Editorial: Physics at the Crossroads Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.3-32RealAudio Lectures on the Web Dr. Bruce Peret,

Michael WellsE 26.3-32

Reciprocity XXVII, № 1 (Spring, 1998)From the Editor Dr. Bruce Peret E 27.1-4Remodeling the Big Bang Dewey B. Larson E 27.1-5Scalar Motion versus AEther Velocity: Two Views of the Same Phenomenon?

Dr. Bruce Peret E 27.1-8

At The Earth’s Core: The Geophysics of Planetary Evolution Dr. Bruce Peret E 27.1-9Filler Needed Dr. Bruce Peret E 27.1-21Language, Experience and Illusion Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 27.1-22The Dimensions of Motion Dewey B. Larson E 27.1-27Minutes of the 22nd Annual Meeting of the Members of the International Society of Unified Science


Wheel of Motion; A New Periodic Table for the RS Douglas L. Bundy E 27.1-35Basic Properties of Matter; Chapter II: Inter-Atomic Distances Dewey B. Larson E 27.1-37Space-Time Geometry Dr. Bruce Peret E 27.1-46Understanding the Reciprocal SystemLesson II: Postulates of the RST and some Initial Consequences


Action at a Distance; A Question of Viewpoint Josef Hasslberger E 27.1-51The Interaction of Electromagnetism and Gravitation along Equipotential LinesA Prelude to Advanced Energy and Propulsion Technology

Russell Kramer E 27.1-55

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ISUS News Master IndexISUS News I, № 1 (June, 1983)

ISUS News Announcement Editor E I:1.1-1The Eighth Annual Convention of the International Society of Unified Science

Editor E I:1.1-1

ISUS News I, № 2 (September, 1983)1983 Vancouver Conference Editor E I:1.2-1Minutes of the Business Meeting of the Annual Convention of the International Society of Unified Science

Dr. Ronald Satz E I:1.2-2

ISUS News I, № 3 (Spring, 1984)To Members and Friends of ISUS Editor E I:1.3-1

ISUS News II, № 1 (Autumn, 1988)Minutes of the Thirteenth Annual ISUS, Inc. ConferenceAugust 12-13, 1988


Role of the Amateur in Scientific Practice and Theory Prof. Frank H. Meyer E I:2.1-4Proposed Hearing for ISUS and Dewey B. LarsonLetter to Professor KVK Nehru, India from Prof. Edward J. Anderson, USA, Oct 1, 1988

Dr. J. Edward Anderson E I:2.1-8

Proposed Hearing at Boston UniversityLetter to Dr. Lawrence Sulack from Professor J. Edward Anderson, USA, Oct 29, 1988


D. B. Larson’s Qualifications as an Uncommitted InvestigatorLetter to Dr. J. Edward Anderson from Dr. Frank A. Anderson, Oct 22, 1988

Dr. Frank A. Anderson E I:2.1-11

D. B. Larson’s Qualifications as an Uncommitted InvestigatorLetter to Mr. Patrick Young from Dr. Frank A. Anderson, Jan 31, 1988


ISUS News III, № 1 (Winter, 1988)Editorial: Not Bad Editor E I:3.1-1Announcement: Fourteenth Annual ISUS Convention, August 11-12, 1988

Phillip H. Porter E I:3.1-2

Letter of Prof. J. Edward Anderson to Dr. Lawrence R Sulak, Chairman, Physics Dept, Boston U, Oct 29, 1988


Letter of Frank Meyer to Prof. Abner Shimony, Prof of Physics and Philosophy, Boston U, Dec 29,1988


Letter of Prof. Shimony to Mr. Frank Meyer, Jan 15, 1988 Editor E I:3.1-7Letter of Prof Shimony to Prof Larry Sulak, Chairman, Physics Dept, Boston University, Oct 31, 1988


Letter of Ronald W. Satz to Prof. J. Edward Anderson, Nov 15 Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E I:3.1-10News about Matching Grant to ISUS, Inc. from St. Paul Companies

Edwin Navarro E I:3.1-12

Letter of Dr. KVK Nehru, Prof in Mechanical Engineering, JNT University, Hyderabad, India, Dec 20, 1988

Lawrence E. Denslow E I:3.1-13

Letter of Lawrence E. Denslow, Teacher and Member, ISUS Board of Trustees, to Prof. Frank H. Meyer

Editor E I:3.1-16

Request from Edwin Navarro, ISUS Membership Director, about future publication of an ISUS Membership list


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ISUS News III, № 2 (February, 1990)1990 Conference Announcement Editor E I:3.2-1Letter from the President Edwin Navarro E I:3.2-2Research Interests at ISUS Edwin Navarro E I:3.2-4Report on Cold Fusion Experiments Hoyt A. Stearns, Jr. E I:3.2-5Videotapes of Past Conferences Editor E I:3.2-61989 Conference Review Editor E I:3.2-6Minutes of 1989 Conference Dr. Ronald Satz E I:3.2-7

ISUS News IV, № 1 (Summer, 1991)Letter of Dorothy Larson to 16th Annual ISUS Convention at Drexel University

Dorothy Larson E I:4.1-1

Invitation of II International Holistic Congress to Dewey Larson

Dr. Paulo PereiraMartins, Jr

E I:4.1-4

Letter of L.M. Reilly, NPB, to Executive Secretariat Congress LTDA

Linda Reilly E I:4.1-5

Letter of Dr. Bill McCraw to Members of ISUS, Inc. Dr. Bill McCraw E I:4.1-6Letter of F.H. Meyer, May 11, 1991, to Bill McCraw Prof. Frank H. Meyer E I:4.1-8Letter of Congress organizer, Dr. Jose M. Martins to F.H. Meyer

Dr. Paulo PereiraMartins, Jr

E I:4.1-9

Letter of F.H. Meyer, June 14, 1991 to Congress Organizer Prof. Frank H. Meyer E I:4.1-10Letter of Dr. Martins, June 27, 1991 to Frank Meyer Dr. Paulo Pereira

Martins, JrE I:4.1-11

Letter of Frank Meyer, June 3, 1991 to Dr. Martins Prof. Frank H. Meyer E I:4.1-12Opening Remarks for 16th Annual ISUS Convention David Hilbert E I:4.1-13Schedule of 16th Annual Convention, August 9-10 ISUS, Inc. E I:4.1-14Minutes of 16th Annual Convention in Philadelphia Dr. Ronald Satz E I:4.1-15Letter of Philip M. Heggen, Energy General PressAbout a couple of publication ideas

Philip M. Heggen E I:4.1-18

ISUS News V, № 1 (Spring, 1993)Eighteenth Annual Conference of ISUS, Inc.August 1993, University of Denver, Colorado

ISUS, Inc. E I:5.1-1

Whole Human World Greater Than the Whole Material WorldExcerpt from The Universe of Motion

Dewey B. Larson E I:5.1-3

Some Observations on the ‘Executive Orders’ Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E I:5.1-5Recent ISUS Executive Orders Thomas Kirk E I:5.1-9Seventeenth Annual Convention of ISUS, Inc.Minutes of the Business Meeting, August ‘92, University of Utah, SLC


Updating Electronic Networking and ISUS Hoyt A. Stearns, Jr. E I:5.1-15Future Progress of Human Rights on Earth Prof. Frank H. Meyer E I:5.1-17

ISUS News V, № 2 (Autumn, 1993)What is the Use of a New Born Baby? Prof. Frank H. Meyer E I:5.2-1Eighteenth Annual Conference of ISUS, Inc.Minutes of the Business Meeting


Correspondence between two former ISUS, Inc. Presidents Dr. Frank A. Anderson,Prof. Frank H. Meyer

E I:5.2-8

Correspondence Between Maurice Gilroy and Robert Tucek Maurice Gilroy,Robert V. Tucek

E I:5.2-13

How to meet the New Age Ushered by the Reciprocal System? Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E I:5.2-19PRT: Excerpt from University of Minnesota Research Review Dr. J. Edward Anderson E I:5.2-23

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ISUS News VI, № 1 (Spring, 1994)Nineteenth Annual Conference of ISUS, Inc.Scottsdale, Phoenix Metro Area, July 8-9, 1994

Prof. Frank H. Meyer E I:6.1-1

The Birth of a Breakthrough in Urban Transportation Dr. J. Edward Anderson E I:6.1-4Report by ISUS Sec’y, Lawrence E. Denslow on W.A.F. Motion Lawrence E. Denslow E I:6.1-9Letter of Keith Burgess, England, to Editor Keith R. Burgess E I:6.1-10Letter of David Halprin, Australia, to Editor David Halprin E I:6.1-12Letter of Editor to Dave Halprin Editor E I:6.1-13Ultimate Human Worth“From Voices on the Threshold of Tomorrow”


Beyond Mechanistic Metaphysics: Reform Future Now Dr. J. Edward Anderson E I:6.1-16

ISUS News VII, № 1 (Spring, 1995)Twentieth Annual Conference of ISUS, Inc.The Regency Hotel, Denver, Colorado, August 9-10, 1995


Special Meeting to Consider Contract Proposed by Dorothy Larson

Editor E I:7.1-3

Secretary’s Reports of 1994 Annual ISUS Business Conference Lawrence E. Denslow E I:7.1-5Messages from President R.W. Satz and Dewey B. Larson Dewey B. Larson,

Dr. Ronald SatzE I:7.1-8

Letter of Arch Busby, January 25, 1995, Victoria, Australia Arch Busby,Editor

E I:7.1-9

Information Products about Reciprocal System Theory & Practice

E I:7.1-12

ISUS News VII, № 2 (Autumn, 1995)Larson’s Humankind has a Purposeful Future Prof. Frank H. Meyer E I:7.2-1Minutes of the Twentieth Annual ISUS, Inc. Conference, 8/95 Lawrence E. Denslow E I:7.2-3

ISUS News VIII, № 1 (Spring, 1996)President Hoyt Stearn’s Letter to ISUS, Inc. Members and Friends

Hoyt A. Stearns, Jr. E I:8.1-1

Twenty-First ISUS Annual Conference, Aug 12-13, Denver Editor E I:8.1-5Space-Time and Beyond Prof. Frank H. Meyer E I:8.1-8

ISUS News VIII, № 2 (Autumn, 1996)Minutes of The Twenty-Second Annual Meeting of the Members of the International Society of Unified Science


The ISUS Retreat at the H Bar G Youth Hostel Lawrence E. Denslow E I:8.2-6Monist or Dualist? Dr. Ronald Satz E I:8.2-7Correspondence Between Ronald W. Satz and Dewey B. Larson Regarding Larson’s New Book, Beyond Space and Time

Dewey B. Larson,Dr. Ronald Satz

E I:8.2-9

Evidence That Women and Men are Equals is True Infinitude of the Private PersonThe Physical and the Human: Part and Whole

Prof. Frank H. Meyer,Dr. Bruce Peret,Otto H. Schmitt

E I:8.2-13

Commentary on the ISUS Retreat Dr. Bruce Peret E I:8.2-18Correspondence Between Frank H. Meyer and the Scientific & Medical Network


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Periodical CollectionIndex by Author

Anderson, Frank A.Reciprocity V, № 2 (May, 1975) Letter to the Editor A 5.2-2Reciprocity VIII, № 3 (Summer, 1978) Publish D. B. Larson’s Masterpiece A 8.3-1ISUS News II, № 1 (Autumn, 1988) D. B. Larson’s Qualifications as an Uncommitted

InvestigatorLetter to Dr. J. Edward Anderson from Dr. Frank A. Anderson, Oct 22, 1988

E I:2.1-11

ISUS News II, № 1 (Autumn, 1988) D. B. Larson’s Qualifications as an Uncommitted InvestigatorLetter to Mr. Patrick Young from Dr. Frank A. Anderson, Jan 31, 1988

E I:2.1-13

ISUS News V, № 2 (Autumn, 1993) Correspondence between two former ISUS, Inc. Presidents E I:5.2-8

Anderson, J. EdwardReciprocity XXV, № 3 (Winter, 1996) The Roots of the Dilemmas D 25.3-41Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) The Historical Emergence and State-of-the-Art of PRT

SystemsE 26.1-37

ISUS News II, № 1 (Autumn, 1988) Proposed Hearing for ISUS and Dewey B. LarsonLetter to Professor KVK Nehru, India from Prof. Edward J. Anderson, USA, Oct 1, 1988

E I:2.1-8

ISUS News II, № 1 (Autumn, 1988) Proposed Hearing at Boston UniversityLetter to Dr. Lawrence Sulack from Professor J. Edward Anderson, USA, Oct 29, 1988

E I:2.1-9

ISUS News III, № 1 (Winter, 1988) Letter of Prof. J. Edward Anderson to Dr. Lawrence R Sulak, Chairman, Physics Dept, Boston U, Oct 29, 1988

E I:3.1-3

ISUS News III, № 1 (Winter, 1988) Letter of Frank Meyer to Prof. Abner Shimony, Prof of Physics and Philosophy, Boston U, Dec 29,1988

E I:3.1-6

ISUS News V, № 2 (Autumn, 1993) PRT: Excerpt from University of Minnesota Research Review

E I:5.2-23

ISUS News VI, № 1 (Spring, 1994) The Birth of a Breakthrough in Urban Transportation E I:6.1-4ISUS News VI, № 1 (Spring, 1994) Beyond Mechanistic Metaphysics: Reform Future Now E I:6.1-16

Ballard, HomerReciprocity XI, № 2 (Summer, 1981) Questions to D. B. Larson B 11.2-5

Berline, Steve M.Reciprocity VI, № 3 (September, 1976) Relative Motion and Length Measurement A 6.3-3Reciprocity VIII, № 1 (Winter, 1977) The Doppler Shift and the Reciprocal System A 8.1-8

Bonner, Charles W.Reciprocity XX, № 3 (Autumn, 1991) Light Questions C 20.3-20

Bosch, Herbert A,Reciprocity III, № 3 (December, 1973) Contradiction in Modern Theory; (An Addition) A 3.3-6

Bundy, Douglas L.Reciprocity XXVII, № 1 (Spring, 1998) Wheel of Motion; A New Periodic Table for the RS E 27.1-35

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Burgess, Keith R.Reciprocity XIX, № 4 (Winter, 1990) Larson’s Physics and Origins of Matter and Mind C 19.4-12ISUS News VI, № 1 (Spring, 1994) Letter of Keith Burgess, England, to Editor E I:6.1-10

Busby, ArchISUS News VII, № 1 (Spring, 1995) Letter of Arch Busby, January 25, 1995, Victoria,

AustraliaE I:7.1-9

Chance, David W.Reciprocity X, № 3 (Autumn, 1980) Letter to Editor: From D.W. Chance, San Francisco A 10.3-16

Cosgrove, J. C.Reciprocity XX, № 4 (Winter, 1991) A Constructive Approach to Multi-Model Logical Data

Base DesignC 20.4-14

Cramer, DouglasReciprocity I, № 1 (August, 1971) Policies and Objectives A 1.1-1Reciprocity I, № 1 (August, 1971) Publication Assistance A 1.1-1Reciprocity I, № 1 (August, 1971) Gleanings from the Literature A 1.1-1Reciprocity I, № 1 (August, 1971) Let Us Hear From You A 1.1-4

Davies, WilliamReciprocity XXVI, № 3 (Winter, 1997) Eulogy of Professor Otto H. Schmitt E 26.3-31

deLespinasse, PaulReciprocity I, № 1 (August, 1971) Policies and Objectives A 1.1-1Reciprocity I, № 1 (August, 1971) Publication Assistance A 1.1-1Reciprocity I, № 1 (August, 1971) Gleanings from the Literature A 1.1-1Reciprocity VIII, № 2 (Spring, 1978) A Model of Motion Equilibrium A 8.2-2Reciprocity VIII, № 4 (Autumn, 1978) Letter on Redshifts A 8.4-4Reciprocity XI, № 3 (Autumn, 1981) “To Search, to Correct, to Add” B 11.3-35Reciprocity XVI, № 1 (Summer, 1987) Towards a Larsonian Model of Superconductivity C 16.1-13

Denslow, Lawrence E.Reciprocity XVIII, № 2 (Spring, 1989) Suggestions for Building More Models of R.S. Entities C 18.2-41Reciprocity XX, № 4 (Winter, 1991) An Introduction to the Fundamentals of Scalar Motion C 20.4-1Reciprocity XXIII, № 1 (Spring, 1994) A Modified Explanation of the Reciprocal System of

TheoryD 23.1-10

Reciprocity XXIV, № 2 (Autumn, 1995) Laws of Mechanics in a 3-Dimensional Universe D 24.2-17Reciprocity XXV, № 2 (Autumn, 1996) Six Representational Modes and the Structure of the Photon D 25.2-13Reciprocity XXVI, № 3 (Winter, 1997) Understanding the Reciprocal System; A True and

Complete Theory of the Physical Universe Is NecessaryE 26.3-19

Reciprocity XXVI, № 3 (Winter, 1997) Understanding the Reciprocal SystemLesson I: Concepts of Mathematics, as currently used and with logical extensions

E 26.3-21

Reciprocity XXVII, № 1 (Spring, 1998) Minutes of the 22nd Annual Meeting of the Members of the International Society of Unified Science

E 27.1-33

Reciprocity XXVII, № 1 (Spring, 1998) Understanding the Reciprocal SystemLesson II: Postulates of the RST and some Initial Consequences

E 27.1-47

ISUS News III, № 1 (Winter, 1988) Letter of Dr. KVK Nehru, Prof in Mechanical Engineering, JNT University, Hyderabad, India, Dec 20, 1988

E I:3.1-13

ISUS News VI, № 1 (Spring, 1994) Report by ISUS Sec’y, Lawrence E. Denslow on W.A.F. Motion

E I:6.1-9

ISUS News VII, № 1 (Spring, 1995) Secretary’s Reports of 1994 Annual ISUS Business Conference

E I:7.1-5

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Reciprocity XVIII, № 2 (Spring, 1989) Suggestions for Building More Models of R.S. Entities C 18.2-41ISUS News VII, № 2 (Autumn, 1995) Minutes of the Twentieth Annual ISUS, Inc. Conference,

8/95E I:7.2-3

ISUS News VIII, № 2 (Autumn, 1996) Minutes of The Twenty-Second Annual Meeting of the Members of the International Society of Unified Science

E I:8.2-3

ISUS News VIII, № 2 (Autumn, 1996) The ISUS Retreat at the H Bar G Youth Hostel E I:8.2-6

EditorReciprocity I, № 2 (September, 1971) Special Issue

Professor Meyer’s Paper on Perihelion Precession delayedA 1.2-1

Reciprocity I, № 2 (September, 1971) Philosophers Ahoy! A 1.2-2Reciprocity I, № 2 (September, 1971) The Question Box

If space-time is fundamental, how can you tell it’s moving?A 1.2-3

Reciprocity I, № 2 (September, 1971) A Thought for Today A 1.2-3Reciprocity I, № 2 (September, 1971) The Mailing List A 1.2-4Reciprocity II, № 1 (January, 1972) The View from Abroad A 2.1-1Reciprocity II, № 1 (January, 1972) Larson’s November Lecture Tour A 2.1-1Reciprocity II, № 1 (January, 1972) Mathematics Can Be Simple A 2.1-2Reciprocity II, № 2 (December, 1972) Palomar Astronomer Sees Evidence of New State of Matter A 2.2-1Reciprocity II, № 2 (December, 1972) The Changing of the Guard A 2.2-3Reciprocity II, № 2 (December, 1972) Those Wayward Particles A 2.2-3Reciprocity II, № 2 (December, 1972) The Test of Time A 2.2-5Reciprocity III, № 2 (September, 1973) Reader Comment A 3.2-5Reciprocity III, № 2 (September, 1973) Rest A 3.2-5Reciprocity III, № 2 (September, 1973) Additions to Reciprocity Staff A 3.2-6Reciprocity III, № 2 (September, 1973) Support Reciprocity A 3.2-6Reciprocity III, № 2 (September, 1973) Experimental Study of Time A 3.2-6Reciprocity III, № 2 (September, 1973) Note on Professor Ferre A 3.2-7Reciprocity III, № 2 (September, 1973) Larson on Gravitational Repulsion A 3.2-7Reciprocity III, № 2 (September, 1973) Benjamin Franklin on Time A 3.2-7Reciprocity III, № 3 (December, 1973) Relativity Theory Conceptually Valid? A 3.3-3Reciprocity III, № 3 (December, 1973) Ferre-Grunbaum Controversy on Mind-Dependency of

TimeA 3.3-4

Reciprocity III, № 3 (December, 1973) Editorial Policy of Reciprocity for 1974 A 3.3-5Reciprocity III, № 3 (December, 1973) Support Reciprocity A 3.3-7Reciprocity III, № 3 (December, 1973) Future Features A 3.3-7Reciprocity VI, № 2 (July, 1976) The Myth of the Quark A 6.2-10Reciprocity VIII, № 2 (Spring, 1978) What Is To Be Done? A 8.2-4Reciprocity X, № 1 (Winter, 1979) Letter of John W. Campbell to F.V. Meyer A 10.1-2Reciprocity X, № 3 (Autumn, 1980) Motion: Mere Attribute of Matter? A 10.3-1Reciprocity XVI, № 1 (Summer, 1987) Revaluation of Modern Superconductivity Theory

An EditorialC 16.1-1

Reciprocity XVI, № 1 (Summer, 1987) New Book Announcement: Basic Properties of Matter C 16.1-2Reciprocity XVI, № 1 (Summer, 1987) Call for Support of ISUS and Reciprocity C 16.1-5Reciprocity XVI, № 2 (Winter, 1987) Announcement of This Summer’s ISUS Conference C 16.2-1Reciprocity XXV, № 2 (Autumn, 1996) Hubble Views a Starry Ring World Born in a Head-On

Collision; (NASA Reprint)D 25.2-6

ISUS News I, № 1 (June, 1983) The Eighth Annual Convention of the International Society of Unified Science

E I:1.1-1

ISUS News I, № 1 (June, 1983) ISUS News Announcement E I:1.1-1ISUS News I, № 2 (September, 1983) 1983 Vancouver Conference E I:1.2-1ISUS News I, № 3 (Spring, 1984) To Members and Friends of ISUS E I:1.3-1ISUS News III, № 1 (Winter, 1988) Editorial: Not Bad E I:3.1-1ISUS News III, № 1 (Winter, 1988) Letter of Prof. Shimony to Mr. Frank Meyer, Jan 15, 1988 E I:3.1-7ISUS News III, № 1 (Winter, 1988) Letter of Lawrence E. Denslow, Teacher and Member,

ISUS Board of Trustees, to Prof. Frank H. MeyerE I:3.1-16

ISUS News III, № 2 (February, 1990) 1990 Conference Announcement E I:3.2-1ISUS News III, № 2 (February, 1990) Videotapes of Past Conferences E I:3.2-6ISUS News III, № 2 (February, 1990) 1989 Conference Review E I:3.2-6ISUS News VI, № 1 (Spring, 1994) Letter of Editor to Dave Halprin E I:6.1-13

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Reciprocity I, № 2 (September, 1971) Special IssueProfessor Meyer’s Paper on Perihelion Precession delayed

A 1.2-1

ISUS News VII, № 1 (Spring, 1995) Special Meeting to Consider Contract Proposed by Dorothy Larson

E I:7.1-3

ISUS News VII, № 1 (Spring, 1995) Letter of Arch Busby, January 25, 1995, Victoria, Australia E I:7.1-9ISUS News VIII, № 1 (Spring, 1996) Twenty-First ISUS Annual Conference, Aug 12-13, Denver E I:8.1-5New Science Advocates I, № 1 (Spring, 1971)

The New Science AdvocatesHere is an important task for the Philosophy of Science

A 1.1-1

Fraser, BrianReciprocity XV, № 1 (Spring, 1986) Ionization Potentials of Heavy Elements B 15.1-16

Gilroy, MauriceReciprocity XIII, № 3 (Winter, 1984) A Graphical Comparison of the Old and New Periodic

TablesB 13.3-1

Reciprocity XVIII, № 2 (Spring, 1989) The Metaphysics of Motion C 18.2-31ISUS News V, № 2 (Autumn, 1993) Correspondence Between Maurice Gilroy and Robert

TucekE I:5.2-13

Hafer, JenniferReciprocity XXVI, № 3 (Winter, 1997) 1998 ISUS Conference Information E 26.3-24

Halprin, DavidReciprocity X, № 1 (Winter, 1979) Speculations in Science and Technology A 10.1-11Reciprocity X, № 2 (Spring, 1980) Some Thoughts and Ideas from Down Under A 10.2-17Reciprocity XIII, № 2 (Summer, 1984) Thoughts from Down Under B 13.2-14Reciprocity XVI, № 2 (Winter, 1987) The Larsonian Concept of the Atomic Number C 16.2-5Reciprocity XVI, № 2 (Winter, 1987) Space-Time and Motion; Their Connection/Equivalence C 16.2-22Reciprocity XVIII, № 2 (Spring, 1989) Simple Vibratory Motion in the Reciprocal System C 18.2-24Reciprocity XIX, № 1 (Spring, 1990) The Constitution of the United States of America and The

Constitution of the Unified States of the Physical UniverseC 19.1-9

Reciprocity XIX, № 2 (Summer, 1990) Che Sara Sara; (Was Kann Sein, Soll Sein, Que Sera Sera) C 19.2-13Reciprocity XIX, № 4 (Winter, 1990) Questions of Origins and Nature of Light and Matter C 19.4-8Reciprocity XX, № 2 (Summer, 1991) The Essence and Fabric of Mathematics C 20.2-11Reciprocity XX, № 3 (Autumn, 1991) Laws to Perception Based on Notions of Motions C 20.3-1ISUS News VI, № 1 (Spring, 1994) Letter of David Halprin, Australia, to Editor E I:6.1-12

Halvorson, ChrisReciprocity XVIII, № 2 (Spring, 1989) Letter of Chris Halvorson, March 24, 1989;

With Questions About R.S.C 18.2-37

Hamner Jr., GeorgeReciprocity XXVI, № 3 (Winter, 1997) Crossing the Quantum Boundary

A Phenomenon of the Astral Plane?E 26.3-25

Reciprocity XXVI, № 3 (Winter, 1997) Reflections of a New Member E 26.3-29

Hancock, George W.Reciprocity I, № 1 (August, 1971) Policies and Objectives A 1.1-1Reciprocity I, № 1 (August, 1971) Publication Assistance A 1.1-1Reciprocity I, № 1 (August, 1971) Gleanings from the Literature A 1.1-1

Hasslberger, JosefReciprocity XXVII, № 1 (Spring, 1998) Action at a Distance

A Question of ViewpointE 27.1-51

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Hilbert, DavidISUS News IV, № 1 (Summer, 1991) Opening Remarks for 16th Annual ISUS Convention E I:4.1-13

Huck, Rainer F.Reciprocity VI, № 1 (March, 1976) Problem of Swift ‘Action at a Distance’ A 6.1-1Reciprocity VIII, № 1 (Winter, 1977) Ball Lightning A 8.1-4Reciprocity IX, № 3 (Autumn, 1979) The Interaction Velocity of the Electric Force A 9.3-3Reciprocity XXIII, № 1 (Spring, 1994) How Light Speed is Constant D 23.1-1Reciprocity XXIII, № 3 (Winter, 1994) Are Motion and Space-Time Quantized? D 23.3-1

ISUS, Inc.Reciprocity I, № 2 (September, 1971) NSA Membership Information A 1.2-1Reciprocity IV, № 3 (October, 1974) Incorporation of NSA A 4.3-8Reciprocity VI, № 1 (March, 1976) NSA, Incorporated A 6.1-4Reciprocity VI, № 2 (July, 1976) First Annual NSA Conference, August 20-21, 1976

Owre Hall Auditorium III, University of Minnesota, MNA 6.2-7

Reciprocity VII, № 3 (October, 1977) Some Decisions of the Second Annual NSA Conference A 7.3-3Reciprocity VIII, № 1 (Winter, 1977) Invitation to Join NSA Correspondence Club A 8.1-1Reciprocity VIII, № 1 (Winter, 1977) Book Notices A 8.1-16Reciprocity VIII, № 2 (Spring, 1978) Building the Reciprocal Correspondence Club A 8.2-1Reciprocity VIII, № 2 (Spring, 1978) Dewey Larson comes to Utah A 8.2-3Reciprocity VIII, № 2 (Spring, 1978) Third Annual Conference of the New Science Advocates A 8.2-3Reciprocity IX, № 1 (Spring, 1979) Announcement of Invited Larson Lecture A 9.1-1Reciprocity IX, № 1 (Spring, 1979) Announcement of Fourth Annual NSA Conference A 9.1-1Reciprocity IX, № 1 (Spring, 1979) Preparations for Fourth Annual NSA Conference A 9.1-1Reciprocity IX, № 1 (Spring, 1979) 1979, Einstein Centennial and Updating of Larson’s Work A 9.1-2Reciprocity IX, № 2 (Summer, 1979) News of Coming Larson Lecture at Superior A 9.2-1Reciprocity IX, № 2 (Summer, 1979) Fourth Annual NSA Conference Program Notes A 9.2-2Reciprocity IX, № 2 (Summer, 1979) What Reviewers Say About Earlier Larson Books A 9.2-11Reciprocity IX, № 2 (Summer, 1979) Delay in Publication of Nothing But Motion A 9.2-15Reciprocity IX, № 3 (Autumn, 1979) Developments of our NSA Movement A 9.3-1Reciprocity IX, № 3 (Autumn, 1979) Promotion of Arnold Studtmann’s Ph. D. Dissertation A 9.3-2Reciprocity X, № 1 (Winter, 1979) NSA, Inc. at Huntsville in August A 10.1-1Reciprocity X, № 1 (Winter, 1979) Availability of Dr. Studtmann’s Dissertation A 10.1-9Reciprocity X, № 1 (Winter, 1979) Minutes of NSA Annual Convention Business Meeting A 10.1-22Reciprocity X, № 2 (Spring, 1980) Prospects for New Science Advocacy A 10.2-1Reciprocity X, № 2 (Spring, 1980) Fifth Annual NSA Conference Preparations A 10.2-4Reciprocity X, № 3 (Autumn, 1980) New Science Advocates Fifth Annual Convention Minutes A 10.3-18Reciprocity X, № 3 (Autumn, 1980) Invitation to Join NSA, Study Reciprocal System A 10.3-19Reciprocity XI, № 1 (Spring, 1981) Announcement of Sixth Annual NSA Convention B 11.1-3Reciprocity XI, № 1 (Spring, 1981) Epitaph for Deceased NSA Leader, Hans Wuenscher B 11.1-7Reciprocity XI, № 2 (Summer, 1981) Sixth Annual NSA Convention Program B 11.2-3Reciprocity XV, № 1 (Spring, 1986) The XIth Annual Convention of the International Society of

Unified ScienceB 15.1-19

Reciprocity XV, № 2 (Summer, 1986) Announcement: Basic Properties of Matter almost done B 15.2-28Reciprocity XVI, № 1 (Summer, 1987) Announcement of Next Summer’s ISUS Conference C 16.1-1Reciprocity XVII, № 1 (Spring, 1988) The International Society of Unified Science

13th Annual Convention AGENDAC 17.1-1

Reciprocity XVII, № 2 (Autumn, 1988) Commemoration of Dewey B. Larson’s 90th Birthday C 17.2-1Reciprocity XVIII, № 2 (Spring, 1989) New Edition of The Case Against the Nuclear Atom Model

ReadyC 18.2-40

Reciprocity XIX, № 1 (Spring, 1990) 1990 ISUS Annual Summer Conference C 19.1-21Reciprocity XXI, № 1 (Spring, 1992) 1992 ISUS Conference Information D 21.1-21Reciprocity XXIII, № 1 (Spring, 1994) Reciprocal System in Brief D 23.1-20ISUS News IV, № 1 (Summer, 1991) Schedule of 16th Annual Convention, August 9-10 E I:4.1-14ISUS News V, № 1 (Spring, 1993) Eighteenth Annual Conference of ISUS, Inc.

August 1993, University of Denver, ColoradoE I:5.1-1

ISUS News V, № 1 (Spring, 1993) Seventeenth Annual Convention of ISUS, Inc.Minutes of the Business Meeting, August 1992, University

E I:5.1-13

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Reciprocity I, № 2 (September, 1971) NSA Membership Information A 1.2-1of Utah, Salt Lake City

ISUS News V, № 2 (Autumn, 1993) Eighteenth Annual Conference of ISUS, Inc.Minutes of the Business Meeting

E I:5.2-2

Jackson, James E.Reciprocity X, № 1 (Winter, 1979) Letter to Editor, James E. Jackson A 10.1-9

Jansen, FredReciprocity IX, № 3 (Autumn, 1979) Increase in Mass versus Increase in Force A 9.3-21

K.V.K., NehruReciprocity X, № 3 (Autumn, 1980) Letter to Editor: From Prof. K.V.K. Nehru, India for

K.V.K.’s Wave Mechanics in Light of the Reciprocal System

A 10.3-15

Reciprocity XI, № 1 (Spring, 1981) Some Comments on Satz’s Paper B 11.1-8Reciprocity XI, № 1 (Spring, 1981) Some Thoughts on the Reciprocal System B 11.1-10Reciprocity XI, № 1 (Spring, 1981) Gravitational Deflection of Light B 11.1-28Reciprocity XI, № 1 (Spring, 1981) Gravitational Redshift B 11.1-32Reciprocity XI, № 1 (Spring, 1981) Lifetimes of C-Atom Decays B 11.1-34Reciprocity XI, № 3 (Autumn, 1981) The Lifetime of the Muon (C-Argon) B 11.3-29Reciprocity XII, № 2 (Autumn, 1982) Another Look at the Pulsar Phenomenon B 12.2-18Reciprocity XII, № 3 (Summer, 1983) Theoretical Evaluation of Planck’s Constant B 12.3-6Reciprocity XIII, № 1 (Autumn, 1983) The Lifetime of the Neutron B 13.1-4Reciprocity XIII, № 3 (Winter, 1984) Relative Abundances of the Elements B 13.3-30Reciprocity XIV, № 1 (Autumn, 1985) Precession of the Planetary Perihelia Due to Co-ordinate

TimeB 14.1-11

Reciprocity XIV, № 2 (Winter, 1985) The Inter-regional Ratio B 14.2-5Reciprocity XIV, № 2 (Winter, 1985) The Nature of Scalar Rotation B 14.2-10Reciprocity XV, № 1 (Spring, 1986) New Light on the Gravitational Deflection of Radiation Path B 15.1-8Reciprocity XV, № 2 (Summer, 1986) Electric Ionization B 15.2-16Reciprocity XV, № 2 (Summer, 1986) Correspondence B 15.2-27Reciprocity XVI, № 2 (Winter, 1987) The Gravitational Limit and The Hubble’s Law C 16.2-11Reciprocity XVII, № 1 (Spring, 1988) Intrinsic Variables, Supernovae and the Thermal Limit C 17.1-20Reciprocity XVII, № 2 (Autumn, 1988) Glimpses into the Structure of the Sun: Part I

The Nature of the Stellar MatterC 17.2-14

Reciprocity XVIII, № 1 (Winter, 1988) Glimpses Into the Structure of the Sun, Part IIThe Solar Interior and the Sunspots

C 18.1-21

Reciprocity XVIII, № 3 (Autumn, 1989) The Law of Conservation of Direction C 18.3-3Reciprocity XIX, № 1 (Spring, 1990) Is Ferromagnetism a Co-Magnetic Phenomenon? C 19.1-6Reciprocity XIX, № 1 (Spring, 1990) Discussion of Satz’ Derivation of Planck’s Constant C 19.1-19Reciprocity XIX, № 3 (Autumn, 1990) Superconductivity; A Time Region Phenomenon C 19.3-1Reciprocity XIX, № 3 (Autumn, 1990) Discussion of Kirk’s Explanation of the Photon C 19.3-7Reciprocity XIX, № 3 (Autumn, 1990) Comments on Halprin’s Article on the United States C 19.3-9Reciprocity XIX, № 4 (Winter, 1990) More on Planck’s Constant; Corrigenda to

Superconductivity (Vol XIX, No 3, Autumn 1990)C 19.4-7

Reciprocity XIX, № 4 (Winter, 1990) Cosmic Background Radiation C 19.4-20Reciprocity XX, № 1 (Spring, 1991) The Cosmic Background Radiation: Origin and

TemperatureC 20.1-1

Reciprocity XX, № 1 (Spring, 1991) Comments on the Manuscript of E. Navarro’s Reciprocal Algebra

C 20.1-6

Reciprocity XX, № 1 (Spring, 1991) On the Nature of Rotation and Birotation C 20.1-8Reciprocity XX, № 2 (Summer, 1991) The Large-Scale Structure of the Physical Universe, Part 1

The Cosmic BubblesC 20.2-5

Reciprocity XX, № 2 (Summer, 1991) Radio Component Separation in Quasars C 20.2-9Reciprocity XX, № 3 (Autumn, 1991) The Large-Scale Structure of the Physical Universe, Part II

Mathematical Aspects of the Cosmic BubblesC 20.3-23

Reciprocity XXI, № 1 (Spring, 1992) Birotation and the Doubts of Thomas D 21.1-6Reciprocity XXI, № 1 (Spring, 1992) The Quasar Paradox D 21.1-15

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Reciprocity X, № 3 (Autumn, 1980) Letter to Editor: From Prof. K.V.K. Nehru, India for K.V.K.’s Wave Mechanics in Light of the Reciprocal System

A 10.3-15

Reciprocity XXII, № 2 (Autumn, 1993) Wave Mechanics in the Light of the Reciprocal System D 22.2-8Reciprocity XXIII, № 1 (Spring, 1994) Corrections in Reciprocity, Vol. XXII, No. 2, Autumn, 1993 D 23.1-9Reciprocity XXIV, № 1 (Spring, 1995) ‘Quantum Mechanics’ as the Mechanics of the Time Region D 24.1-1Reciprocity XXV, № 1 (Spring, 1996) The Space-Time Universe: Part I D 25.1-1Reciprocity XXV, № 2 (Autumn, 1996) Glimpses Into A New Paradigm D 25.2-7Reciprocity XXV, № 2 (Autumn, 1996) The Space-Time Universe: Part II D 25.2-22Reciprocity XXV, № 3 (Winter, 1996) The Photon as Birotation D 25.3-11Reciprocity XXV, № 3 (Winter, 1996) The Space-Time Universe: Part III D 25.3-17Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) Corrigenda for Volume XXV (3) E 26.1-6Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) ‘Non-locality’ in the Reciprocal System E 26.1-7Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) Comments on “A Crucial Test of Pulsar Theory” E 26.1-14Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) The Space-Time Universe: Part IV E 26.1-19Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) Letter to ISUS; KVK Nehru Offer for Lecture Tour in USA E 26.1-33Reciprocity XXVI, № 2 (Summer, 1997) High Energy Physics and the Reciprocal System E 26.2-7Reciprocity XXVI, № 2 (Summer, 1997) Subversive Reflections on the Practice of Physics E 26.2-21Reciprocity XXVI, № 2 (Summer, 1997) The Space-Time Universe: Part V E 26.2-25Reciprocity XXVI, № 2 (Summer, 1997) l’Excursion d’Archives SUSI E 26.2-33Reciprocity XXVI, № 3 (Winter, 1997) Some Thoughts on Spin E 26.3-15Reciprocity XXVI, № 3 (Winter, 1997) Editorial: Physics at the Crossroads E 26.3-32Reciprocity XXVII, № 1 (Spring, 1998) Language, Experience and Illusion E 27.1-22ISUS News III, № 1 (Winter, 1988) Letter of Ronald W. Satz to Prof. J. Edward Anderson,

Nov 15E I:3.1-10

ISUS News V, № 1 (Spring, 1993) Some Observations on the ‘Executive Orders’ E I:5.1-5ISUS News V, № 2 (Autumn, 1993) How to meet the New Age Ushered by the Reciprocal

System?E I:5.2-19

Kirk, ThomasReciprocity XIX, № 1 (Spring, 1990) The Photon: Displacement in a Second Scalar Dimension C 19.1-3Reciprocity XIX, № 2 (Summer, 1990) The Photon: Displacement in a Second Scalar Dimension

The RevisionC 19.2-5

Reciprocity XIX, № 2 (Summer, 1990) Reader’s Forum: Questioning the Law of Conservation of Direction

C 19.2-20

Reciprocity XIX, № 4 (Winter, 1990) Response to Nehru’s Evaluation of Kirk’s and Halprin’s Photon Theories

C 19.4-13

Reciprocity XX, № 1 (Spring, 1991) Derivation of Reciprocal System Mathematics C 20.1-13Reciprocity XX, № 1 (Spring, 1991) Derivation of Hydrogen Spectra Equations C 20.1-16Reciprocity XX, № 3 (Autumn, 1991) Motion Fundamentals C 20.3-10Reciprocity XX, № 3 (Autumn, 1991) Dissecting the Birotational Photon C 20.3-14Reciprocity XXI, № 1 (Spring, 1992) The Case Against Symmetry D 21.1-10Reciprocity XXI, № 2 (Autumn, 1992) Periodic Table, Revisited D 21.2-10Reciprocity XXV, № 2 (Autumn, 1996) Sub-Atomic Particle Array: A Revised Hypothesis D 25.2-17Reciprocity XXV, № 3 (Winter, 1996) Reciprocity Publication Policy D 25.3-4Reciprocity XXVI, № 2 (Summer, 1997) Cold Fusion E 26.2-19ISUS News V, № 1 (Spring, 1993) Recent ISUS Executive Orders E I:5.1-9

Kor, PeterReciprocity IX, № 1 (Spring, 1979) Nuclear Fusion in Heaven and on Earth?

Lost Neutrinos Show Up, But Puzzle RemainsA 9.1-14

Kramer, RussellReciprocity XXV, № 3 (Winter, 1996) The Social and Technological Implications of the

Reciprocal System of TheoryD 25.3-23

Reciprocity XXVII, № 1 (Spring, 1998) The Interaction of Electromagnetism and Gravitation along Equipotential Lines; A Prelude to Advanced Energy and Propulsion Technology

E 27.1-55

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Larson, Dewey B.Reciprocity I, № 1 (August, 1971) Do You Have a Question? A 1.1-2Reciprocity I, № 1 (August, 1971) Just What Do We Claim A 1.1-3Reciprocity III, № 3 (December, 1973) Letter to the Editor A 3.3-3Reciprocity IV, № 2 (July, 1974) On Space Translation A 4.2-1Reciprocity IV, № 3 (October, 1974) Theory of Solids A 4.3-5Reciprocity V, № 1 (March, 1975) Astronomical X-ray Sources A 5.1-3Reciprocity V, № 2 (May, 1975) Letter to the Editor A 5.2-7Reciprocity V, № 3 (October, 1975) Some Anniversary Thoughts A 5.3-6Reciprocity VI, № 1 (March, 1976) Letter to the Editor; The Crab Nebula Pulsar A 6.1-4Reciprocity VI, № 3 (September, 1976) The Case of the Colliding Photons A 6.3-9Reciprocity VII, № 1 (January, 1977) The Mechanism of the Universe A 7.1-6Reciprocity VII, № 3 (October, 1977) Twenty Years’ Progress A 7.3-4Reciprocity VIII, № 1 (Winter, 1977) Reference Systems A 8.1-23Reciprocity VIII, № 2 (Spring, 1978) The Effect of Gravitation on Radiation A 8.2-4Reciprocity VIII, № 3 (Summer, 1978) More on Solid Cohesion Theory A 8.3-3Reciprocity VIII, № 4 (Autumn, 1978) The Fundamentals of Science in the 21st Century A 8.4-7Reciprocity VIII, № 4 (Autumn, 1978) Comments on Some Issues Raised at the 1978 Conference A 8.4-25Reciprocity IX, № 3 (Autumn, 1979) Science Without Apologies A 9.3-10Reciprocity XI, № 1 (Spring, 1981) Some Thoughts on the Reciprocal System B 11.1-10Reciprocity XI, № 2 (Summer, 1981) Letter to H. Ballard B 11.2-6Reciprocity XI, № 2 (Summer, 1981) The Density Gradient in White Dwarf Stars B 11.2-12Reciprocity XI, № 3 (Autumn, 1981) Scalar Motion B 11.3-5Reciprocity XII, № 1 (Winter, 1981) Solid Cohesion B 12.1-4Reciprocity XII, № 2 (Autumn, 1982) The Mythical Universe of Modern Astronomy B 12.2-1Reciprocity XII, № 3 (Summer, 1983) A Rejoinder to K.V.K. Nehru B 12.3-2Reciprocity XII, № 3 (Summer, 1983) Dimensions in the Universe of Motion B 12.3-9Reciprocity XII, № 3 (Summer, 1983) A Note on Metaphysics B 12.3-12Reciprocity XIII, № 1 (Autumn, 1983) Inter-Atomic Distances B 13.1-8Reciprocity XIII, № 2 (Summer, 1984) Distances in Compounds B 13.2-1Reciprocity XIV, № 2 (Winter, 1985) Gravitation and the Galaxies B 14.2-2Reciprocity XV, № 1 (Spring, 1986) The Dimensions of Motion B 15.1-1Reciprocity XV, № 2 (Summer, 1986) Just How Much Do We Really Know? B 15.2-1Reciprocity XVI, № 1 (Summer, 1987) Draft Letter to Friends of Science C 16.1-6Reciprocity XVI, № 1 (Summer, 1987) Superconductivity Letter to 1987 Conference C 16.1-14Reciprocity XVII, № 1 (Spring, 1988) Outline of the Deductive Development of the Theory of the

Universe of Motion; Section IC 17.1-6

Reciprocity XVII, № 1 (Spring, 1988) Outline of the Deductive Development of the Theory of the Universe of Motion; Section II

C 17.1-12

Reciprocity XVII, № 2 (Autumn, 1988) Comments on Letter from Edwin Navarro in Winter 1987-88 Issue of Reciprocity

C 17.2-2

Reciprocity XVII, № 2 (Autumn, 1988) Response to ‘A Note on the Cosmic Proton’ C 17.2-7Reciprocity XVII, № 2 (Autumn, 1988) Outline of the Deductive Development of the Theory of the

Universe of Motion; Section IIIC 17.2-22

Reciprocity XVIII, № 1 (Winter, 1988) Letter of Dewey B. Larson to Frank Meyer, December 28, 1988

C 18.1-4

Reciprocity XVIII, № 1 (Winter, 1988) The Current Status of Physical Theory C 18.1-6Reciprocity XVIII, № 2 (Spring, 1989) Time is the Essence C 18.2-4Reciprocity XVIII, № 2 (Spring, 1989) Some Comments of Dewey Larson, May 2, 1989, on Chris

Halvorson’s LetterC 18.2-39

Reciprocity XVIII, № 3 (Autumn, 1989) The “Arrow of Time” C 18.3-2Reciprocity XVIII, № 3 (Autumn, 1989) Supernova 1987A C 18.3-7Reciprocity XVIII, № 3 (Autumn, 1989) Readers’ Forum; The Rydberg Constant and Zeno’s

ParadoxC 18.3-8

Reciprocity XXII, № 1 (Spring, 1993) How the Physical World is Quantized D 22.1-1Reciprocity XXIV, № 2 (Autumn, 1995) Time is the Essence D 24.2-1Reciprocity XXV, № 2 (Autumn, 1996) The Physical Nature of Space D 25.2-3Reciprocity XXV, № 2 (Autumn, 1996) Outline of the Deductive Development of the Theory of the

Universe of Motion; Section IVD 25.2-30

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Reciprocity I, № 1 (August, 1971) Do You Have a Question? A 1.1-2Reciprocity XXV, № 3 (Winter, 1996) The Conceptual Foundations of Physical Science D 25.3-7Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) Changing Concepts of the Nature of Motion E 26.1-3Reciprocity XXVI, № 3 (Winter, 1997) Basic Properties of Matter; Chapter I: Solid Cohesion E 26.3-5Reciprocity XXVII, № 1 (Spring, 1998) Remodeling the Big Bang E 27.1-5Reciprocity XXVII, № 1 (Spring, 1998) The Dimensions of Motion E 27.1-27Reciprocity XXVII, № 1 (Spring, 1998) Basic Properties of Matter

Chapter II: Inter-Atomic DistancesE 27.1-37

ISUS News V, № 1 (Spring, 1993) Whole Human World Greater Than the Whole Material World; Excerpt from The Universe of Motion

E I:5.1-3

ISUS News VII, № 1 (Spring, 1995) Messages from President R.W. Satz and Dewey B. Larson E I:7.1-8ISUS News VIII, № 2 (Autumn, 1996) Correspondence Between Ronald W. Satz and Dewey B.

Larson Regarding Larson’s New Book, Beyond Space and Time

E I:8.2-9

Larson, DorothyISUS News IV, № 1 (Summer, 1991) Letter of Dorothy Larson to 16th Annual ISUS

Convention at Drexel UniversityE I:4.1-1

Linn, SheilaReciprocity X, № 1 (Winter, 1979) Unified Physics A 10.1-8

Lippert, E. L.Reciprocity IV, № 3 (October, 1974) Have You Seen A 4.3-8

Little, PaulReciprocity X, № 1 (Winter, 1979) Bioelectronics A 10.1-6Reciprocity XX, № 4 (Winter, 1991) Comment on A. Nonymous Letter C 20.4-25

Lorimer, DavidReciprocity XXV, № 3 (Winter, 1996) Postcard from The Scientific and Medical Network D 25.3-48

Marechal, PierreReciprocity XVIII, № 3 (Autumn, 1989) Readers’ Forum; The Rydberg Constant and Zeno’s Paradox C 18.3-8

Martins Jr, Paulo PereiraISUS News IV, № 1 (Summer, 1991) Invitation of II International Holistic Congress

to Dewey LarsonE I:4.1-4

ISUS News IV, № 1 (Summer, 1991) Letter of Congress organizer, Dr. Jose M. Martins to F.H. Meyer

E I:4.1-9

ISUS News IV, № 1 (Summer, 1991) Letter of Dr. Martins, June 27, 1991 to Frank Meyer E I:4.1-11

McCraw, BillISUS News IV, № 1 (Summer, 1991) Letter of Dr. Bill McCraw to Members of ISUS, Inc. E I:4.1-6

Meggen, Philip M.ISUS News IV, № 1 (Summer, 1991) Letter of Philip M. Heggen, Energy General Press;

About a couple of publication ideasE I:4.1-18

Meyer, Daeron P. N.Reciprocity XIX, № 2 (Summer, 1990) Time Exploration C 19.2-18

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Meyer, Frank H.Reciprocity III, № 1 (April, 1973) Motion Applicable to Space? A 3.1-1Reciprocity III, № 1 (April, 1973) Time Increase with Space Increase? A 3.1-2Reciprocity III, № 1 (April, 1973) Time Thought-Dependent? A 3.1-3Reciprocity III, № 1 (April, 1973) Larson’s Latest Eastern Trip A 3.1-5Reciprocity III, № 1 (April, 1973) Support Reciprocity A 3.1-5Reciprocity III, № 1 (April, 1973) Acts to Come A 3.1-6Reciprocity III, № 1 (April, 1973) Future Features A 3.1-6Reciprocity III, № 2 (September, 1973) Space-Time Discrete or a Continuum? A 3.2-1Reciprocity III, № 3 (December, 1973) Gravitational Motion an Interaction? A 3.3-1Reciprocity IV, № 2 (July, 1974) On Space Translation A 4.2-1Reciprocity IV, № 2 (July, 1974) How It Is with Reciprocity A 4.2-6Reciprocity IV, № 3 (October, 1974) New Research Program Concerning Cohesion of Solids A 4.3-1Reciprocity V, № 1 (March, 1975) Development of the Reciprocal Theory Continues A 5.1-1Reciprocity V, № 1 (March, 1975) Neutron Stars, Black Holes, etc.; Facts or Fiction? A 5.1-1Reciprocity V, № 1 (March, 1975) Campaign to Incorporate New Science Advocates A 5.1-2Reciprocity V, № 2 (May, 1975) New Particles Puzzle Scientists A 5.2-1Reciprocity V, № 3 (October, 1975) Symmetry Between Three-Dimensional Time and Space A 5.3-1Reciprocity VI, № 1 (March, 1976) Benjamin Franklin’s Concept of Time A 6.1-5Reciprocity VI, № 2 (July, 1976) Finite Gravitational Limits A 6.2-1Reciprocity VII, № 2 (June, 1977) Atomic Numbers Revalued A 7.2-3Reciprocity VII, № 2 (June, 1977) Exchange on Perihelion Motion of Mercury A 7.2-14Reciprocity VII, № 3 (October, 1977) Motion: The Substance of Space-Time and Matter A 7.3-20Reciprocity VIII, № 2 (Spring, 1978) Theory and Design of the New Rational Combustion Engine A 8.2-5Reciprocity VIII, № 2 (Spring, 1978) Birth of the New Physics A 8.2-6Reciprocity IX, № 1 (Spring, 1979) Cosmic Radiation and Other Half of Physical Universe A 9.1-4Reciprocity IX, № 2 (Summer, 1979) Directions in Physics A 9.2-3Reciprocity X, № 1 (Winter, 1979) Mass More Constant Than Force A 10.1-3Reciprocity X, № 1 (Winter, 1979) What Reciprocity Is For A 10.1-10Reciprocity X, № 2 (Spring, 1980) Identification of Cosmic Particles

3695 MeV/c2 and 3105 MeV/c2A 10.2-0

Reciprocity XI, № 1 (Spring, 1981) Presidents Column B 11.1-33Reciprocity XI, № 2 (Summer, 1981) Some Myths of Modern Physics B 11.2-8Reciprocity XI, № 3 (Autumn, 1981) Prospects for Modern Physics B 11.3-3Reciprocity XII, № 1 (Winter, 1981) Are Cosmic Rays Primary? B 12.1-35Reciprocity XIV, № 1 (Autumn, 1985) Motion and the Schism in Physics B 14.1-6Reciprocity XIV, № 1 (Autumn, 1985) Motion, Not a Property of Matter B 14.1-14Reciprocity XIV, № 2 (Winter, 1985) Can Gravitation Collapse Stars? B 14.2-32Reciprocity XVI, № 1 (Summer, 1987) President’s Message C 16.1-2Reciprocity XVI, № 1 (Summer, 1987) Response Letter to D. B. Larson C 16.1-15Reciprocity XVI, № 2 (Winter, 1987) Letter to the Editor C 16.2-4Reciprocity XVI, № 2 (Winter, 1987) The Larsonian Concept of the Atomic Number C 16.2-5Reciprocity XVI, № 2 (Winter, 1987) Space-Time and Motion: Their Connection/Equivalence C 16.2-22Reciprocity XVII, № 1 (Spring, 1988) For Better Teaching the Reciprocal System

President’s MessageC 17.1-3

Reciprocity XVIII, № 1 (Winter, 1988) Letter of Frank Meyer to Maurice Gilroy about the Michelson-Morley ExperimentSymmetry between Space & Time, etc., March 11, 1989

C 18.1-14

Reciprocity XVIII, № 2 (Spring, 1989) Case for Giving the Reciprocal System a Public Hearing C 18.2-1Reciprocity XVIII, № 2 (Spring, 1989) What is a Photon? C 18.2-15Reciprocity XVIII, № 3 (Autumn, 1989) Readers’ Forum; The Rydberg Constant and Zeno’s

ParadoxC 18.3-8

Reciprocity XIX, № 1 (Spring, 1990) Absolute Magnitudes of Physics C 19.1-14Reciprocity XIX, № 2 (Summer, 1990) Letter of Deston S. Nokes, June 19,1990 C 19.2-3Reciprocity XIX, № 2 (Summer, 1990) Time Exploration C 19.2-18Reciprocity XIX, № 3 (Autumn, 1990) Correcting Discrete Time/Space Measurement Procedures C 19.3-11Reciprocity XX, № 2 (Summer, 1991) Space-Time Progression or Big Bang? C 20.2-18Reciprocity XXI, № 1 (Spring, 1992) Motion Prior to Rest D 21.1-1Reciprocity XXI, № 2 (Autumn, 1992) How Space and Time are Inseparable D 21.2-5

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Reciprocity III, № 1 (April, 1973) Motion Applicable to Space? A 3.1-1Reciprocity XXII, № 2 (Autumn, 1993) Minkowski vs. Einstein on Space Translation D 22.2-14Reciprocity XXIII, № 1 (Spring, 1994) How Light Speed is Constant D 23.1-1Reciprocity XXIII, № 3 (Winter, 1994) Are Motion and Space-Time Quantized? D 23.3-1Reciprocity XXIV, № 2 (Autumn, 1995) Outward Equable Speed of Space-Time Progression D 24.2-21Reciprocity XXV, № 1 (Spring, 1996) Finitude of the Physical D 25.1-4Reciprocity XXV, № 3 (Winter, 1996) A New Format for RECIPROCITY D 25.3-3Reciprocity XXV, № 3 (Winter, 1996) Reciprocity Publication Policy D 25.3-4Reciprocity XXV, № 3 (Winter, 1996) Dr. Arnold Studtmann Has Been Found D 25.3-6Reciprocity XXV, № 3 (Winter, 1996) Infinitude of the Private Person

The Case for the Equality of Human WorthD 25.3-35

Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) Are Motion and Space-Time Identical and Quantized? E 26.1-15Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) Review of The Neglected Facts of Science E 26.1-22Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) Review of Beyond Space and Time

As Published in NETWORK, the Scientific & Medical Network

E 26.1-23

Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) The Twenty-Second Annual Meeting of the Members of the International Society of Unified Science

E 26.1-25

Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) Future Purposes of ISUS, Inc. E 26.1-27Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) Letter to the Editor

Mar 22, 1997; Frank H. Meyer to Carla RueckertE 26.1-30

Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) Letter to the EditorApr 9, 1997; Frank H. Meyer to Carla Rueckert

E 26.1-32

Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) Response to Dr. Ronald Satz’s Resignation from ISUS, Inc. E 26.1-34Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) What Attitude Should ISUS Take to PRT? E 26.1-36Reciprocity XXVI, № 2 (Summer, 1997) Motion and Space-Time are Essentially Related and

QuantizedE 26.2-15

Reciprocity XXVI, № 3 (Winter, 1997) Solid Cohesion and the Expanding Universe E 26.3-13Reciprocity XXVI, № 3 (Winter, 1997) Eulogy of Professor Otto H. Schmitt E 26.3-31ISUS News II, № 1 (Autumn, 1988) Role of the Amateur in Scientific Practice and Theory E I:2.1-4ISUS News IV, № 1 (Summer, 1991) Letter of F.H. Meyer, May 11, 1991, to Bill McCraw E I:4.1-8ISUS News IV, № 1 (Summer, 1991) Letter of F.H. Meyer, June 14, 1991 to Congress Organizer E I:4.1-10ISUS News IV, № 1 (Summer, 1991) Letter of Frank Meyer, June 3, 1991 to Dr. Martins E I:4.1-12ISUS News V, № 1 (Spring, 1993) Future Progress of Human Rights on Earth E I:5.1-17ISUS News V, № 2 (Autumn, 1993) What is the Use of a New Born Baby? E I:5.2-1ISUS News V, № 2 (Autumn, 1993) Correspondence between two former ISUS, Inc. Presidents E I:5.2-8ISUS News VI, № 1 (Spring, 1994) Nineteenth Annual Conference of ISUS, Inc.

Scottsdale, Phoenix Metro Area, July 8-9, 1994E I:6.1-1

ISUS News VI, № 1 (Spring, 1994) Ultimate Human WorthFrom “Voices on the Threshold of Tomorrow”

E I:6.1-14

ISUS News VII, № 2 (Autumn, 1995) Larson’s Humankind has a Purposeful Future E I:7.2-1ISUS News VIII, № 1 (Spring, 1996) Space-Time and Beyond E I:8.1-8ISUS News VIII, № 2 (Autumn, 1996) Evidence That Women and Men are Equals is True

Infinitude of the Private PersonThe Physical and the Human: Part and Whole

E I:8.2-13

ISUS News VIII, № 2 (Autumn, 1996) Correspondence Between Frank H. Meyer and the Scientific & Medical Network

E I:8.2-19

Navarro, EdwinReciprocity XVI, № 2 (Winter, 1987) Letter to the Editor C 16.2-2Reciprocity XIX, № 1 (Spring, 1990) How Accurate Can an Incorrect Theory Be? C 19.1-1Reciprocity XIX, № 4 (Winter, 1990) The Algebraic Structure of the Reciprocal System C 19.4-3Reciprocity XX, № 1 (Spring, 1991) Response to Nehru’s Comments C 20.1-6ISUS News III, № 1 (Winter, 1988) News about Matching Grant to ISUS, Inc. from St. Paul

CompaniesE I:3.1-12

ISUS News III, № 1 (Winter, 1988) Request from Edwin Navarro, ISUS Membership Director, about future publication of an ISUS Membership list

E I:3.1-18

ISUS News III, № 2 (February, 1990) Letter from the President E I:3.2-2ISUS News III, № 2 (February, 1990) Research Interests at ISUS E I:3.2-4

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Nokes, Deston S.Reciprocity XIX, № 2 (Summer, 1990) Home Grown Unified Theory Yet to Rock World of Science C 19.2-1

Peret, BruceReciprocity XXIV, № 2 (Autumn, 1995) Updated Values for Unit Space and Unit Time D 24.2-12Reciprocity XXIV, № 2 (Autumn, 1995) Sub-atomic Mass Recalculated D 24.2-13Reciprocity XXV, № 1 (Spring, 1996) Sub-atomic Mass Recalculated Update D 25.1-8Reciprocity XXV, № 2 (Autumn, 1996) Sub-atomic Mass Recalculated Update (reprint) D 25.2-25Reciprocity XXV, № 3 (Winter, 1996) A New Format for RECIPROCITY D 25.3-3Reciprocity XXV, № 3 (Winter, 1996) Reciprocity Publication Policy D 25.3-4Reciprocity XXV, № 3 (Winter, 1996) Dreams, Symbolism, and Allegory

The Effects of Life Units on Circulating MemoryD 25.3-27

Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) A Quasar in the Making? E 26.1-21Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) The Twenty-Second Annual Meeting of the Members of the

International Society of Unified ScienceE 26.1-25

Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) Hubble Finds Intergalactic Stars E 26.1-27Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) Index to the Back Issues of Reciprocity E 26.1-43Reciprocity XXVI, № 2 (Summer, 1997) From the Editor E 26.2-4Reciprocity XXVI, № 2 (Summer, 1997) Evolving Views of Space and Time E 26.2-14Reciprocity XXVI, № 3 (Winter, 1997) From the Editor E 26.3-4Reciprocity XXVI, № 3 (Winter, 1997) The Minutes of the 22nd ISUS Conference E 26.3-12Reciprocity XXVI, № 3 (Winter, 1997) Is Motion Prior to Matter? E 26.3-14Reciprocity XXVI, № 3 (Winter, 1997) A Challenge to Project Omicron E 26.3-18Reciprocity XXVI, № 3 (Winter, 1997) Eulogy of Professor Otto H. Schmitt E 26.3-31Reciprocity XXVI, № 3 (Winter, 1997) RealAudio Lectures on the Web E 26.3-32Reciprocity XXVII, № 1 (Spring, 1998) From the Editor E 27.1-4Reciprocity XXVII, № 1 (Spring, 1998) Scalar Motion versus AEther Velocity

Two Views of the Same Phenomenon?E 27.1-8

Reciprocity XXVII, № 1 (Spring, 1998) At The Earth’s Core: The Geophysics of Planetary Evolution

E 27.1-9

Reciprocity XXVII, № 1 (Spring, 1998) Filler Needed E 27.1-21Reciprocity XXVII, № 1 (Spring, 1998) Space-Time Geometry E 27.1-46ISUS News VIII, № 2 (Autumn, 1996) Evidence That Women and Men are Equals is True

Infinitude of the Private PersonThe Physical and the Human: Part and Whole

E I:8.2-13

ISUS News VIII, № 2 (Autumn, 1996) Commentary on the ISUS Retreat E I:8.2-18

Phipps, ThomasReciprocity VI, № 2 (July, 1976) About the Non-existence of a Velocity Limit Equal to the

Speed of LightA 6.2-8

Porter, Phillip H.Reciprocity VIII, № 4 (Autumn, 1978) Memo on Presale of New Book A 8.4-6Reciprocity XVIII, № 2 (Spring, 1989) Accommodations for ISUS Portland 1989 Conference C 18.2-14Reciprocity XIX, № 4 (Winter, 1990) Editorial and Letter to the Editor C 19.4-1ISUS News III, № 1 (Winter, 1988) Announcement: Fourteenth Annual ISUS Convention,

August 11-12, 1988E I:3.1-2

ISUS News VII, № 1 (Spring, 1995) Twentieth Annual Conference of ISUS, Inc.The Regency Hotel, Denver, Colorado, August 9-10, 1995

E I:7.1-1

Reilly, LindaISUS News IV, № 1 (Summer, 1991) Letter of L.M. Reilly, NPB, to Executive Secretariat

Congress LTDAE I:4.1-5

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Rueckert, CarlaReciprocity III, № 2 (September, 1973) Reader Comment

On Frederick Ferre and Adolf GruenbaumA 3.2-3

Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) The Twenty-Second Annual Meeting of the Members of the International Society of Unified Science

E 26.1-25

Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) Letter to the EditorFeb 18, 1997; Carla Rueckert to Frank H. Meyer

E 26.1-29

Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) Letter to the EditorApr 2, 1997; Carla Rueckert to Frank H. Meyer

E 26.1-31

Sammer, Jan N.Reciprocity XIV, № 2 (Winter, 1985) A New Mathematics for Scalar Motion? B 14.2-30Reciprocity XV, № 1 (Spring, 1986) On the Recent Evolution of Sirius B 15.1-15Reciprocity XVIII, № 3 (Autumn, 1989) Readers’ Forum

The Rydberg Constant and Zeno’s ParadoxC 18.3-8

Reciprocity XX, № 4 (Winter, 1991) The Old and New Periodic Tables - Again C 20.4-7

Satz, RonaldReciprocity IV, № 1 (April, 1974) The Lorentz Transformation A 4.1-6Reciprocity IV, № 2 (July, 1974) The Gravitational Formula at High Velocities A 4.2-2Reciprocity V, № 2 (May, 1975) Cosmic Rays and Elementary Particles A 5.2-3Reciprocity V, № 3 (October, 1975) The Two-Photon Problem A 5.3-7Reciprocity VI, № 2 (July, 1976) The Gravitational Attraction of the Galaxy A 6.2-2Reciprocity VII, № 1 (January, 1977) Four Scientific Mysteries Unraveled A 7.1-20Reciprocity VII, № 2 (June, 1977) White Lies About Black Holes A 7.2-10Reciprocity VII, № 3 (October, 1977) Hubble’s Law and the Reciprocal System A 7.3-18Reciprocity VIII, № 1 (Winter, 1977) Stellar Energy Generation in the Reciprocal System A 8.1-17Reciprocity VIII, № 2 (Spring, 1978) Theory and Design of the New Rational Combustion Engine A 8.2-5Reciprocity VIII, № 4 (Autumn, 1978) The Cohesive Energies of Crystals of the Elements A 8.4-18Reciprocity VIII, № 4 (Autumn, 1978) Discussion of Larson’s Gravitational Equation A 8.4-23Reciprocity IX, № 1 (Spring, 1979) Response to G. Windolph’s Comment A 9.1-15Reciprocity IX, № 2 (Summer, 1979) Time Region Particle Dynamics A 9.2-12Reciprocity X, № 2 (Spring, 1980) Identification of Cosmic Particles

3695 MeV/c2 and 3105 MeV/c2A 10.2-0

Reciprocity X, № 2 (Spring, 1980) Equation of State of Solid Matter A 10.2-6Reciprocity X, № 3 (Autumn, 1980) Further Mathematics of the Reciprocal System A 10.3-4Reciprocity XI, № 1 (Spring, 1981) The Levels of Existence; Book Review B 11.1-21Reciprocity XI, № 2 (Summer, 1981) A Note by R. W. Satz on Prof. K.V.K. Nehru’s Comments B 11.2-7Reciprocity XI, № 2 (Summer, 1981) Some Myths of Modern Physics B 11.2-8Reciprocity XI, № 3 (Autumn, 1981) The Interaction of Alpha Particles and Gold Atoms

A New Explanation of Rutherford ScatteringB 11.3-18

Reciprocity XI, № 3 (Autumn, 1981) Minutes of the Sixth Annual Conference of the New Science Advocates

B 11.3-32

Reciprocity XII, № 1 (Winter, 1981) A Proposal for a Crucial Experiment; Proving Rutherford Wrong

B 12.1-3

Reciprocity XII, № 1 (Winter, 1981) Photoionization and Photomagnetization B 12.1-19Reciprocity XII, № 2 (Autumn, 1982) Progress on the Theoretical Calculation of the Cohesive

Energy of the ElementsB 12.2-27

Reciprocity XIII, № 1 (Autumn, 1983) Theory of Electrons and Currents B 13.1-1Reciprocity XIII, № 2 (Summer, 1984) Note on the Force of the Space-Time Progression B 13.2-20Reciprocity XIII, № 3 (Winter, 1984) The Properties of Materials; A Classification B 13.3-38Reciprocity XIV, № 1 (Autumn, 1985) Minutes of the Business Meeting of the 10th Annual

Convention of the International Society of Unified ScienceB 14.1-3

Reciprocity XIV, № 2 (Winter, 1985) A New Taxonomy for Scientific Knowledge B 14.2-21Reciprocity XV, № 1 (Spring, 1986) The Dissociation Energy of Diatomic Molecules B 15.1-11Reciprocity XV, № 1 (Spring, 1986) Existents and Interactions

An Intense Course on the Reciprocal SystemB 15.1-18

Reciprocity XVI, № 1 (Summer, 1987) Minutes of Twelfth Annual ISUS Conference C 16.1-16

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Reciprocity IV, № 1 (April, 1974) The Lorentz Transformation A 4.1-6Reciprocity XVI, № 2 (Winter, 1987) Globular Cluster Mechanics in the Reciprocal System C 16.2-17Reciprocity XVII, № 2 (Autumn, 1988) A Note on the Cosmic Proton C 17.2-6Reciprocity XVII, № 2 (Autumn, 1988) Permittivity, Permeability and the Speed of Light in the

Reciprocal SystemC 17.2-8

Reciprocity XVIII, № 1 (Winter, 1988) The Unit of Magnetic Charge C 18.1-32Reciprocity XVIII, № 2 (Spring, 1989) A Tall Tale: Review of A Brief History of Time C 18.2-10Reciprocity XVIII, № 3 (Autumn, 1989) A New Derivation of Planck’s Constant C 18.3-1Reciprocity XIX, № 2 (Summer, 1990) Letter of May 29th, 1990 to Dorothy Larson C 19.2-4Reciprocity XIX, № 3 (Autumn, 1990) A Note on Scalar Motion C 19.3-12Reciprocity XIX, № 3 (Autumn, 1990) Rebuttal to Comments of Nehru on ‘A New Derivation of

Planck’s Constant’C 19.3-13

Reciprocity XX, № 2 (Summer, 1991) Reference Systems and Speed Limits in the Reciprocal System

C 20.2-1

Reciprocity XX, № 4 (Winter, 1991) More Details for the Proposed Crucial Experiment C 20.4-22Reciprocity XX, № 4 (Winter, 1991) A Note on the Nature of Undisplaced Space-Time C 20.4-24Reciprocity XXI, № 2 (Autumn, 1992) Executive Orders from ISUS President D 21.2-1Reciprocity XXI, № 2 (Autumn, 1992) More Calculations with the R.S. Scattering Equation D 21.2-3Reciprocity XXII, № 1 (Spring, 1993) Clock Space, Coordinate Space, Clock Time, Coordinate

Time; What is the Difference?D 22.1-5

Reciprocity XXII, № 2 (Autumn, 1993) Detailed Steps for the Design and Performance of The Proposed Crucial Experiment

D 22.2-1

Reciprocity XXIII, № 2 (Autumn, 1994) The Liquid State in the Reciprocal System: The Volume/Pressure RelationA Contemporary Mathematical Treatment, Part 1

D 23.2-1

Reciprocity XXIV, № 2 (Autumn, 1995) The Liquid State in the Reciprocal System: The Volume/Pressure RelationA Contemporary Mathematical Treatment, Part 2

D 24.2-7

Reciprocity XXV, № 2 (Autumn, 1996) Research Programme for ISUS D 25.2-28ISUS News I, № 2 (September, 1983) Minutes of the Business Meeting of the Annual Convention

of the International Society of Unified ScienceE I:1.2-2

ISUS News II, № 1 (Autumn, 1988) Minutes of the Thirteenth Annual ISUS, Inc. ConferenceAugust 12-13, 1988

E I:2.1-1

ISUS News III, № 1 (Winter, 1988) Letter of Prof Shimony to Prof Larry Sulak, Chairman, Physics Dept, Boston University, Oct 31, 1988

E I:3.1-8

ISUS News III, № 2 (February, 1990) Minutes of 1989 Conference E I:3.2-7ISUS News IV, № 1 (Summer, 1991) Minutes of 16th Annual Convention in Philadelphia E I:4.1-15ISUS News VII, № 1 (Spring, 1995) Messages from President R.W. Satz and Dewey B. Larson E I:7.1-8ISUS News VIII, № 2 (Autumn, 1996) Monist or Dualist? E I:8.2-7ISUS News VIII, № 2 (Autumn, 1996) Correspondence Between Ronald W. Satz and Dewey B.

Larson Regarding Larson’s New Book, Beyond Space and Time

E I:8.2-9

Schmeidler, F.Reciprocity II, № 1 (January, 1972) British Reviewer Concedes a Point

Review by Prof. F. Schmeidler of the University of Munich published in Naturwissenschaftliche Rundschau, Sept. 1966

A 2.1-5

Schmitt, Otto H.Reciprocity XXV, № 3 (Winter, 1996) Infinitude of the Private Person

The Case for the Equality of Human WorthD 25.3-35

Reciprocity XXVI, № 1 (Spring, 1997) Review of Beyond Space and Time; As Published in NETWORK, the Scientific & Medical Network

E 26.1-23

ISUS News VIII, № 2 (Autumn, 1996) Evidence That Women and Men are Equals is True Infinitude of the Private PersonThe Physical and the Human: Part and Whole

E I:8.2-13

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Sims, Robin V.Reciprocity XVII, № 1 (Spring, 1988) Announcement RE Accommodation for the ISUS

Conference 1988C 17.1-2

Skorski, RomanReciprocity X, № 1 (Winter, 1979) Matter and Gravitation A 10.1-12

Sokolow, LeonidReciprocity VII, № 2 (June, 1977) Exchange on Perihelion Motion of Mercury A 7.2-14

Stearns Jr., Hoyt A.Reciprocity XX, № 3 (Autumn, 1991) Electronic Networking and ISUS C 20.3-28Reciprocity XXV, № 3 (Winter, 1996) Computing the Gravitational Constant D 25.3-10ISUS News III, № 2 (February, 1990) Report on Cold Fusion Experiments E I:3.2-5ISUS News V, № 1 (Spring, 1993) Updating Electronic Networking and ISUS E I:5.1-15ISUS News VIII, № 1 (Spring, 1996) President Hoyt Stearn’s Letter to ISUS, Inc. Members

and FriendsE I:8.1-1

Studtmann, ArnoldReciprocity IX, № 3 (Autumn, 1979) Mass-to-Light Ratio of Quasars in the Reciprocal System A 9.3-23

Tripp, Leonard L.Reciprocity XX, № 4 (Winter, 1991) A Constructive Approach to Multi-Model Logical Data

Base DesignC 20.4-14

Tucek, Robert V.Reciprocity XXI, № 1 (Spring, 1992) The Periodic Table D 21.1-20Reciprocity XXV, № 3 (Winter, 1996) A Crucial Test of Pulsar Theory D 25.3-21ISUS News V, № 2 (Autumn, 1993) Correspondence Between Maurice Gilroy and Robert Tucek E I:5.2-13

Tyman, StephenReciprocity XXVI, № 2 (Summer, 1997) Dewey Larson and the Way of One E 26.2-27

UnknownReciprocity II, № 1 (January, 1972) A Gap in the Armour of Science

Are we losing time in recognizing discoveries?A 2.1-4

Reciprocity II, № 1 (January, 1972) Review of ‘The Case Against the Nuclear Atom’From DISCOVERY (London), July, 1963

A 2.1-4

Reciprocity IV, № 1 (April, 1974) Quasars and PulsarsReview reprinted from The Indian Journal of Physics

A 4.1-1

Reciprocity XIV, № 1 (Autumn, 1985) ISUS Call to Struggle B 14.1-1Reciprocity XIV, № 1 (Autumn, 1985) This Issue and Things to Come B 14.1-2Reciprocity XX, № 3 (Autumn, 1991) Letter from A. Nonymous C 20.3-8

Wells, MichaelReciprocity XXVI, № 3 (Winter, 1997) RealAudio Lectures on the Web E 26.3-32

Windolph, GeorgeReciprocity IV, № 2 (July, 1974) Eddington on deSitter vs Einstein Physics A 4.2-7Reciprocity IV, № 3 (October, 1974) Physics-On the Move? A 4.3-2Reciprocity IX, № 1 (Spring, 1979) Comment about Larson’s Gravitational Equation A 9.1-3

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Wuenscher, Hans F.Reciprocity VII, № 3 (October, 1977) Some Comments by H.F. Wuenscher at Second NSA

ConferenceA 7.3-2

Reciprocity XI, № 1 (Spring, 1981) Letter of Hans to Director of Marshall Space Flight Center B 11.1-3

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Periodical CollectionIndex by Title

1979, Einstein Centennial and Updating of Larson’s Work ISUS, Inc. A 9.1-21983 Vancouver Conference Editor E I:1.2-11989 Conference Review Editor E I:3.2-61990 Conference Announcement Editor E I:3.2-11990 ISUS Annual Summer Conference ISUS, Inc. C 19.1-211992 ISUS Conference Information ISUS, Inc. D 21.1-211998 ISUS Conference Information Jennifer Hafer E 26.3-24A Challenge to Project Omicron Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.3-18

A Constructive Approach to Multi-Model Logical Data Base DesignJ. C. Cosgrove,Leonard L. Tripp

C 20.4-14

A Crucial Test of Pulsar Theory Robert V. Tucek D 25.3-21A Gap in the Armour of ScienceAre we losing time in recognizing discoveries?

Unknown A 2.1-4

A Graphical Comparison of the Old and New Periodic Tables Maurice Gilroy B 13.3-1A Model of Motion Equilibrium Paul deLespinasse A 8.2-2A Modified Explanation of the Reciprocal System of Theory Lawrence E. Denslow D 23.1-10A New Derivation of Planck’s Constant Dr. Ronald Satz C 18.3-1

A New Format for RECIPROCITYProf. Frank H. Meyer,Dr. Bruce Peret

D 25.3-3

A New Mathematics for Scalar Motion? Jan N. Sammer B 14.2-30A New Taxonomy for Scientific Knowledge Dr. Ronald Satz B 14.2-21A Note by R. W. Satz on Prof. K.V.K. Nehru’s Comments Dr. Ronald Satz B 11.2-7A Note on Metaphysics Dewey B. Larson B 12.3-12A Note on Scalar Motion Dr. Ronald Satz C 19.3-12A Note on the Cosmic Proton Dr. Ronald Satz C 17.2-6A Note on the Nature of Undisplaced Space-Time Dr. Ronald Satz C 20.4-24A Proposal for a Crucial Experiment; Proving Rutherford Wrong Dr. Ronald Satz B 12.1-3A Quasar in the Making? Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.1-21A Rejoinder to K.V.K. Nehru Dewey B. Larson B 12.3-2A Tall Tale: Review of A Brief History of Time Dr. Ronald Satz C 18.2-10A Thought for Today Editor A 1.2-3About the Non-existence of a Velocity Limit Equal to the Speed of Light Dr. Thomas Phipps A 6.2-8Absolute Magnitudes of Physics Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 19.1-14Accommodations for ISUS Portland 1989 Conference Phillip H. Porter C 18.2-14Action at a Distance; A Question of Viewpoint Josef Hasslberger E 27.1-51Acts to Come Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 3.1-6Additions to Reciprocity Staff Editor A 3.2-6Algebraic Structure of the Reciprocal System; The Edwin Navarro C 19.4-3An Introduction to the Fundamentals of Scalar Motion Lawrence E. Denslow C 20.4-1Announcement; Basic Properties of Matter almost done ISUS, Inc. B 15.2-28Announcement of Fourth Annual NSA Conference ISUS, Inc. A 9.1-1Announcement of Invited Larson Lecture ISUS, Inc. A 9.1-1Announcement of Next Summer’s ISUS Conference ISUS, Inc. C 16.1-1Announcement of Sixth Annual NSA Convention ISUS, Inc. B 11.1-3Announcement of This Summer’s ISUS Conference Editor C 16.2-1Announcement RE Accommodation for the ISUS Conference 1988 Robin V. Sims C 17.1-2Announcement: Fourteenth Annual ISUS Convention, August 11-12, 1988 Phillip H. Porter E I:3.1-2

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Another Look at the Pulsar Phenomenon Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 12.2-18Are Cosmic Rays Primary? Prof. Frank H. Meyer B 12.1-35Are Motion and Space-Time Identical and Quantized? Prof. Frank H. Meyer E 26.1-15

Are Motion and Space-Time Quantized?Dr. Rainer F. Huck,Prof. Frank H. Meyer

D 23.3-1

Arrow of Time; The Dewey B. Larson C 18.3-2Astronomical X-ray Sources Dewey B. Larson A 5.1-3At The Earth’s Core; The Geophysics of Planetary Evolution Dr. Bruce Peret E 27.1-9Atomic Numbers Revalued Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 7.2-3Availability of Dr. Studtmann’s Dissertation ISUS, Inc. A 10.1-9Ball Lightning Dr. Rainer F. Huck A 8.1-4Basic Properties of Matter; Chapter I: Solid Cohesion Dewey B. Larson E 26.3-5Basic Properties of Matter; Chapter II: Inter-Atomic Distances Dewey B. Larson E 27.1-37Benjamin Franklin on Time Editor A 3.2-7Benjamin Franklin’s Concept of Time Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 6.1-5Beyond Mechanistic Metaphysics: Reform Future Now Dr. J. Edward Anderson E I:6.1-16Bioelectronics Paul Little A 10.1-6Birotation and the Doubts of Thomas Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 21.1-6Birth of a Breakthrough in Urban Transportation; The Dr. J. Edward Anderson E I:6.1-4Birth of the New Physics Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 8.2-6Book Notices ISUS, Inc. A 8.1-16British Reviewer Concedes a PointReview by Prof. F. Schmeidler of the University of Munich published in Naturwissenschaftliche Rundschau, Sept. 1966

Prof. F. Schmeidler A 2.1-5

Building the Reciprocal Correspondence Club ISUS, Inc. A 8.2-1Call for Support of ISUS and Reciprocity Editor C 16.1-5Campaign to Incorporate New Science Advocates Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 5.1-2Can Gravitation Collapse Stars? Prof. Frank H. Meyer B 14.2-32Case Against Symmetry; The Thomas Kirk D 21.1-10Case for Giving the Reciprocal System a Public Hearing Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 18.2-1Case of the Colliding Photons; The Dewey B. Larson A 6.3-9Challenge to Project Omicron; A Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.3-18Changing Concepts of the Nature of Motion Dewey B. Larson E 26.1-3Changing of the Guard; The Editor A 2.2-3Che Sara Sara; (Was Kann Sein, Soll Sein, Que Sera Sera) David Halprin C 19.2-13Clock Space, Coordinate Space, Clock Time, Coordinate TimeWhat is the Difference?


Cohesive Energies of Crystals of the Elements; The Dr. Ronald Satz A 8.4-18Cold Fusion Thomas Kirk E 26.2-19Commemoration of Dewey B. Larson’s 90th Birthday ISUS, Inc. C 17.2-1Comment about Larson’s Gravitational Equation Fr. George Windolph A 9.1-3Comment on A. Nonymous Letter Paul Little C 20.4-25Commentary on the ISUS Retreat Dr. Bruce Peret E I:8.2-18Comments on “A Crucial Test of Pulsar Theory” Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.1-14Comments on Halprin’s Article on the United States Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 19.3-9Comments on Letter from Edwin Navarro inWinter 1987-88 Issue of Reciprocity


Comments on Some Issues Raised at the 1978 Conference Dewey B. Larson A 8.4-25Comments on the Manuscript of E. Navarro’s Reciprocal Algebra Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 20.1-6Computing the Gravitational Constant Hoyt A. Stearns, Jr. D 25.3-10Conceptual Foundations of Physical Science; The Dewey B. Larson D 25.3-7Constitution of the United States of America and The Constitution of the Unified States of the Physical Universe; The


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Constructive Approach to Multi-Model Logical Data Base Design; AJ. C. Cosgrove,Leonard L. Tripp

C 20.4-14

Contradiction in Modern Theory; (An Addition) Herbert A, Bosch A 3.3-6Correcting Discrete Time/Space Measurement Procedures Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 19.3-11Corrections in Reciprocity, Vol. XXII, No. 2, Autumn, 1993 for K.V.K.’s Wave Mechanics in Light of the Reciprocal System

Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 23.1-9

Correspondence Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 15.2-27Correspondence Between Frank H. Meyer and the Scientific & Medical Network


Correspondence Between Maurice Gilroy and Robert TucekMaurice Gilroy,Robert V. Tucek

E I:5.2-13

Correspondence Between Ronald W. Satz and Dewey B. Larson Regarding Larson’s New Book, Beyond Space and Time

Dewey B. Larson,Dr. Ronald Satz

E I:8.2-9

Correspondence between two former ISUS, Inc. PresidentsDr. Frank A. Anderson,Prof. Frank H. Meyer

E I:5.2-8

Corrigenda for Volume XXV (3) Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.1-6Cosmic Background Radiation Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 19.4-20Cosmic Background Radiation: Origin and Temperature; The Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 20.1-1Cosmic Proton; A Note on the Dr. Ronald Satz C 17.2-6Cosmic Radiation and Other Half of Physical Universe Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 9.1-4Cosmic Rays and Elementary Particles Dr. Ronald Satz A 5.2-3Crossing the Quantum Boundary; A Phenomenon of the Astral Plane? George Hamner, Jr. E 26.3-25Crucial Test of Pulsar Theory; A Robert V. Tucek D 25.3-21Current Status of Physical Theory; The Dewey B. Larson C 18.1-6D. B. Larson’s Qualifications as an Uncommitted InvestigatorLetter to Mr. Patrick Young from Dr. Frank A. Anderson, Jan 31, 1988


D. B. Larson’s Qualifications as an Uncommitted Investigator; Letter to Dr. J. Edward Anderson from Dr. Frank A. Anderson, Oct 22, 1988


Delay in Publication of Nothing But Motion ISUS, Inc. A 9.2-15Density Gradient in White Dwarf Stars; The Dewey B. Larson B 11.2-12Derivation of Hydrogen Spectra Equations Thomas Kirk C 20.1-16Derivation of Reciprocal System Mathematics Thomas Kirk C 20.1-13Detailed Steps for the Design and Performance of The Proposed Crucial Experiment


Development of the Reciprocal Theory Continues Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 5.1-1Developments of our NSA Movement ISUS, Inc. A 9.3-1Dewey Larson and the Way of One Stephen Tyman E 26.2-27Dewey Larson comes to Utah ISUS, Inc. A 8.2-3Dimensions in the Universe of Motion Dewey B. Larson B 12.3-9Dimensions of Motion; The Dewey B. Larson B 15.1-1Dimensions of Motion; The Dewey B. Larson E 27.1-27Directions in Physics Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 9.2-3Discussion of Kirk’s Explanation of the Photon Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 19.3-7Discussion of Larson’s Gravitational Equation Dr. Ronald Satz A 8.4-23Discussion of Satz’ Derivation of Planck’s Constant Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 19.1-19Dissecting the Birotational Photon Thomas Kirk C 20.3-14Dissociation Energy of Diatomic Molecules; The Dr. Ronald Satz B 15.1-11Distances in Compounds Dewey B. Larson B 13.2-1Do You Have a Question? Dewey B. Larson A 1.1-2Doppler Shift and the Reciprocal System; The Steve M. Berline A 8.1-8Dr. Arnold Studtmann Has Been Found Prof. Frank H. Meyer D 25.3-6Draft Letter to Friends of Science Dewey B. Larson C 16.1-6Dreams, Symbolism, and AllegoryThe Effects of Life Units on Circulating Memory

Dr. Bruce Peret D 25.3-27

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Eddington on deSitter vs Einstein Physics Fr. George Windolph A 4.2-7Editorial and Letter to the Editor Phillip H. Porter C 19.4-1Editorial Policy of Reciprocity for 1974 Editor A 3.3-5Editorial: Not Bad Editor E I:3.1-1Editorial: Physics at the Crossroads Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.3-32Effect of Gravitation on Radiation; The Dewey B. Larson A 8.2-4Eighteenth Annual Conference of ISUS, Inc.Minutes of the Business Meeting


Eighteenth Annual Conference of ISUS, Inc.August 1993, University of Denver, Colorado


8th Annual Convention of the International Society of Unified Science; The Editor E I:1.1-1Electric Ionization Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 15.2-16Electronic Networking and ISUS Hoyt A. Stearns, Jr. C 20.3-28Epitaph for Deceased NSA Leader, Hans Wuenscher ISUS, Inc. B 11.1-7Equation of State of Solid Matter Dr. Ronald Satz A 10.2-6Essence and Fabric of Mathematics; The David Halprin C 20.2-11

Eulogy of Professor Otto H. SchmittWilliam Davies,Prof. Frank H. Meyer,Dr. Bruce Peret

E 26.3-31

Evidence That Women and Men are Equals is True Infinitude of the Private Person; The Physical and the Human: Part and Whole

Prof. Frank H. Meyer,Dr. Bruce Peret,Otto H. Schmitt

E I:8.2-13

Evolving Views of Space and Time Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.2-14

Exchange on Perihelion Motion of MercuryProf. Frank H. Meyer,Leonid Sokolow

A 7.2-14

Executive Orders from ISUS President Dr. Ronald Satz D 21.2-1Existents and Interactions; An Intense Course on the Reciprocal System Dr. Ronald Satz B 15.1-18Experimental Study of Time Editor A 3.2-6Ferre-Grunbaum Controversy on Mind-Dependency of Time Editor A 3.3-4Fifth Annual NSA Conference Preparations ISUS, Inc. A 10.2-4Filler Needed Dr. Bruce Peret E 27.1-21Finite Gravitational Limits Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 6.2-1Finitude of the Physical Prof. Frank H. Meyer D 25.1-4First Annual NSA Conference, August 20-21, 1976Owre Hall Auditorium III, University of Minnesota, MN

ISUS, Inc. A 6.2-7

For Better Teaching the Reciprocal System; President’s Message Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 17.1-3Force of the Space-Time Progression; Note on the Dr. Ronald Satz B 13.2-20Four Scientific Mysteries Unraveled Dr. Ronald Satz A 7.1-20Fourth Annual NSA Conference Program Notes ISUS, Inc. A 9.2-2From the Editor Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.3-4From the Editor Dr. Bruce Peret E 27.1-4From the Editor Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.2-4Fundamentals of Science in the 21st Century; The Dewey B. Larson A 8.4-7Further Mathematics of the Reciprocal System Dr. Ronald Satz A 10.3-4Future Features Editor A 3.3-7Future Features Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 3.1-6Future Progress of Human Rights on Earth Prof. Frank H. Meyer E I:5.1-17Future Purposes of ISUS, Inc. Prof. Frank H. Meyer E 26.1-27Gap in the Armour of Science; A; Are we losing time in recognizing discoveries?

Unknown A 2.1-4

Gleanings from the LiteratureDouglas Cramer,Paul deLespinasse,George W. Hancock

A 1.1-1

Glimpses Into A New Paradigm Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 25.2-7

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Glimpses into the Structure of the Sun: Part IThe Nature of the Stellar Matter


Glimpses Into the Structure of the Sun, Part IIThe Solar Interior and the Sunspots


Globular Cluster Mechanics in the Reciprocal System Dr. Ronald Satz C 16.2-17Graphical Comparison of the Old and New Periodic Tables; A Maurice Gilroy B 13.3-1Gravitation and the Galaxies Dewey B. Larson B 14.2-2Gravitational Attraction of the Galaxy; The Dr. Ronald Satz A 6.2-2Gravitational Deflection of Light Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 11.1-28Gravitational Formula at High Velocities; The Dr. Ronald Satz A 4.2-2Gravitational Limit and The Hubble’s Law; The Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 16.2-11Gravitational Motion an Interaction? Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 3.3-1Gravitational Redshift Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 11.1-32Have You Seen Dr. E. L. Lippert A 4.3-8High Energy Physics and the Reciprocal System Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.2-7Historical Emergence and State-of-the-Art of PRT Systems; The Dr. J. Edward Anderson E 26.1-37Home Grown Unified Theory Yet to Rock World of Science Deston S. Nokes C 19.2-1How Accurate Can an Incorrect Theory Be? Edwin Navarro C 19.1-1How It Is with Reciprocity Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 4.2-6

How Light Speed is ConstantDr. Rainer F. Huck,Prof. Frank H. Meyer

D 23.1-1

How Space and Time are Inseparable Prof. Frank H. Meyer D 21.2-5How the Physical World is Quantized Dewey B. Larson D 22.1-1How to meet the New Age Ushered by the Reciprocal System? Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E I:5.2-19Hubble Finds Intergalactic Stars Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.1-27Hubble Views a Starry Ring World Born in a Head-On Collision(NASA Reprint)

Editor D 25.2-6

Hubble’s Law and the Reciprocal System Dr. Ronald Satz A 7.3-18

Identification of Cosmic Particles 3695 MeV/c2 and 3105 MeV/c2 Prof. Frank H. Meyer,Dr. Ronald Satz

A 10.2-0

Incorporation of NSA ISUS, Inc. A 4.3-8Increase in Mass versus Increase in Force Fred Jansen A 9.3-21Index to the Back Issues of Reciprocity Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.1-43Infinitude of the Private PersonThe Case for the Equality of Human Worth


D 25.3-35

Information Products about Reciprocal System Theory & Practice E I:7.1-12Inter-Atomic Distances Dewey B. Larson B 13.1-8Inter-regional Ratio; The Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 14.2-5Interaction of Alpha Particles and Gold Atoms; TheA New Explanation of Rutherford Scattering


Interaction of Electromagnetism and Gravitation along Equipotential Lines; The; A Prelude to Advanced Energy and Propulsion Technology


Interaction Velocity of the Electric Force; The Dr. Rainer F. Huck A 9.3-3International Society of Unified Science; The13th Annual Convention AGENDA

ISUS, Inc. C 17.1-1

Intrinsic Variables, Supernovae and the Thermal Limit Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 17.1-20Invitation of II International Holistic Congress to Dewey Larson Dr. Paulo Pereira Martins, Jr E I:4.1-4Invitation to Join NSA Correspondence Club ISUS, Inc. A 8.1-1Invitation to Join NSA, Study Reciprocal System ISUS, Inc. A 10.3-19Ionization Potentials of Heavy Elements Brian Fraser B 15.1-16Is Ferromagnetism a Co-Magnetic Phenomenon? Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 19.1-6Is Motion Prior to Matter? Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.3-14ISUS Call to Struggle Unknown B 14.1-1ISUS News Announcement Editor E I:1.1-1

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ISUS Retreat at the H Bar G Youth Hostel; The Lawrence E. Denslow E I:8.2-6Just How Much Do We Really Know? Dewey B. Larson B 15.2-1Just What Do We Claim Dewey B. Larson A 1.1-3l’Excursion d’Archives SUSI Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.2-33Language, Experience and Illusion Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 27.1-22Large-Scale Structure of the Physical Universe, Part 1; TheThe Cosmic Bubbles


Large-Scale Structure of the Physical Universe, Part II; TheMathematical Aspects of the Cosmic Bubbles


Larson on Gravitational Repulsion Editor A 3.2-7Larson’s Humankind has a Purposeful Future Prof. Frank H. Meyer E I:7.2-1Larson’s Latest Eastern Trip Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 3.1-5Larson’s November Lecture Tour Editor A 2.1-1Larson’s Physics and Origins of Matter and Mind Keith R. Burgess C 19.4-12

Larsonian Concept of the Atomic Number; TheDavid Halprin,Prof. Frank H. Meyer

C 16.2-5

Law of Conservation of Direction; The Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 18.3-3Laws of Mechanics in a 3-Dimensional Universe Lawrence E. Denslow D 24.2-17Laws to Perception Based on Notions of Motions David Halprin C 20.3-1Let Us Hear From You Douglas Cramer A 1.1-4Letter of Frank Meyer to Prof. Abner Shimony, Prof of Physics and Philosophy, Boston U, Dec 29,1988


Letter from A. Nonymous Unknown C 20.3-8Letter from the President Edwin Navarro E I:3.2-2

Letter of Arch Busby, January 25, 1995, Victoria, AustraliaArch Busby,Editor

E I:7.1-9

Letter of Chris Halvorson, March 24, 1989; With Questions About R.S. Chris Halvorson C 18.2-37Letter of Congress organizer, Dr. Jose M. Martins to F.H. Meyer Dr. Paulo Pereira Martins, Jr E I:4.1-9Letter of David Halprin, Australia, to Editor David Halprin E I:6.1-12Letter of Deston S. Nokes, June 19,1990 Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 19.2-3Letter of Dewey B. Larson to Frank Meyer, December 28, 1988 Dewey B. Larson C 18.1-4Letter of Dorothy Larson to 16th Annual ISUS Convention at Drexel University

Dorothy Larson E I:4.1-1

Letter of Dr. Bill McCraw to Members of ISUS, Inc. Dr. Bill McCraw E I:4.1-6Letter of Dr. KVK Nehru, Prof in Mechanical Engineering, JNT University, Hyderabad, India, Dec 20, 1988


Letter of Dr. Martins, June 27, 1991 to Frank Meyer Dr. Paulo Pereira Martins, Jr E I:4.1-11Letter of Editor to Dave Halprin Editor E I:6.1-13Letter of F.H. Meyer, June 14, 1991 to Congress Organizer Prof. Frank H. Meyer E I:4.1-10Letter of F.H. Meyer, May 11, 1991, to Bill McCraw Prof. Frank H. Meyer E I:4.1-8Letter of Frank Meyer to Maurice Gilroy about the Michelson-Morley Experiment; Symmetry between Space & Time, etc., March 11, 1989

Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 18.1-14

Letter of Frank Meyer, June 3, 1991 to Dr. Martins Prof. Frank H. Meyer E I:4.1-12Letter of Hans to Director of Marshall Space Flight Center Fr. Hans F. Wuenscher B 11.1-3Letter of John W. Campbell to F.V. Meyer Editor A 10.1-2Letter of Keith Burgess, England, to Editor Keith R. Burgess E I:6.1-10Letter of L.M. Reilly, NPB, to Executive Secretariat Congress LTDA Linda Reilly E I:4.1-5Letter of Lawrence E. Denslow, Teacher and Member, ISUS Board of Trustees, to Prof. Frank H. Meyer

Editor E I:3.1-16

Letter of May 29th, 1990 to Dorothy Larson Dr. Ronald Satz C 19.2-4Letter of Philip M. Heggen, Energy General PressAbout a couple of publication ideas

Philip M. Heggen E I:4.1-18

Letter of Prof Shimony to Prof Larry Sulak, Chairman, Physics Dept, Boston University, Oct 31, 1988


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Letter of Prof. J. Edward Anderson to Dr. Lawrence R Sulak, Chairman, Physics Dept, Boston U, Oct 29, 1988


Letter of Prof. Shimony to Mr. Frank Meyer, Jan 15, 1988 Editor E I:3.1-7Letter of Ronald W. Satz to Prof. J. Edward Anderson, Nov 15 Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E I:3.1-10Letter on Redshifts Paul deLespinasse A 8.4-4Letter to Editor, James E. Jackson James E. Jackson A 10.1-9Letter to Editor: From D.W. Chance, San Francisco David W. Chance A 10.3-16Letter to Editor: From Prof. K.V.K. Nehru, India Prof. Nehru K.V.K. A 10.3-15Letter to H. Ballard Dewey B. Larson B 11.2-6Letter to ISUS; KVK Nehru Offer for Lecture Tour in USA Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.1-33Letter to the Editor; Feb 18, 1997; Carla Rueckert to Frank H. Meyer Carla Rueckert E 26.1-29Letter to the Editor; Mar 22, 1997; Frank H. Meyer to Carla Rueckert Prof. Frank H. Meyer E 26.1-30Letter to the Editor; Apr 9, 1997; Frank H. Meyer to Carla Rueckert Prof. Frank H. Meyer E 26.1-32Letter to the Editor; The Crab Nebula Pulsar Dewey B. Larson A 6.1-4Letter to the Editor Dr. Frank A. Anderson A 5.2-2Letter to the Editor Dewey B. Larson A 5.2-7Letter to the Editor Edwin Navarro C 16.2-2Letter to the Editor Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 16.2-4Letter to the Editor; Apr 2, 1997; Carla Rueckert to Frank H. Meyer Carla Rueckert E 26.1-31Letter to the Editor Dewey B. Larson A 3.3-3Levels of Existence; The; Book Review Dr. Ronald Satz B 11.1-21Lifetime of the Muon (C-Argon); The Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 11.3-29Lifetime of the Neutron; The Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 13.1-4Lifetimes of C-Atom Decays Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 11.1-34Light Questions Charles W. Bonner C 20.3-20Liquid State in the Reciprocal System: The Volume/Pressure Relation; TheA Contemporary Mathematical Treatment, Part 1


Liquid State in the Reciprocal System: The Volume/Pressure Relation; TheA Contemporary Mathematical Treatment, Part 2


Lorentz Transformation; The Dr. Ronald Satz A 4.1-6Mailing List; The Editor A 1.2-4Mass More Constant Than Force Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 10.1-3Mass-to-Light Ratio of Quasars in the Reciprocal System Dr. Arnold Studtmann A 9.3-23Mathematics Can Be Simple Editor A 2.1-2Matter and Gravitation Roman Skorski A 10.1-12Mechanism of the Universe; The Dewey B. Larson A 7.1-6Memo on Presale of New Book Phillip H. Porter A 8.4-6

Messages from President R.W. Satz and Dewey B. LarsonDewey B. Larson,Dr. Ronald Satz

E I:7.1-8

Metaphysics of Motion; The Maurice Gilroy C 18.2-31Metaphysics; A Note on Dewey B. Larson B 12.3-12Minkowski vs. Einstein on Space Translation Prof. Frank H. Meyer D 22.2-14Minutes of 16th Annual Convention in Philadelphia Dr. Ronald Satz E I:4.1-15Minutes of 1989 Conference Dr. Ronald Satz E I:3.2-7Minutes of NSA Annual Convention Business Meeting ISUS, Inc. A 10.1-22Minutes of the 22nd Annual Meeting of the Members of the International Society of Unified Science


Minutes of the 22nd ISUS Conference; The Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.3-12Minutes of the Business Meeting of the 10th Annual Convention of the International Society of Unified Science


Minutes of the Business Meeting of the Annual Convention of the International Society of Unified Science


Minutes of the Sixth Annual Conference of the New Science Advocates Dr. Ronald Satz B 11.3-32

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Minutes of the Thirteenth Annual ISUS, Inc. ConferenceAugust 12-13, 1988


Minutes of the Twentieth Annual ISUS, Inc. Conference; 8/95 Lawrence E. Denslow E I:7.2-3Minutes of The Twenty-Second Annual Meeting of the Members of the International Society of Unified Science


Minutes of Twelfth Annual ISUS Conference Dr. Ronald Satz C 16.1-16Model of Motion Equilibrium; A Paul deLespinasse A 8.2-2Modified Explanation of the Reciprocal System of Theory; A Lawrence E. Denslow D 23.1-10Monist or Dualist? Dr. Ronald Satz E I:8.2-7More Calculations with the R.S. Scattering Equation Dr. Ronald Satz D 21.2-3More Details for the Proposed Crucial Experiment Dr. Ronald Satz C 20.4-22More on Planck’s ConstantCorrigenda to Superconductivity (Vol XIX, No 3, Autumn 1990)


More on Solid Cohesion Theory Dewey B. Larson A 8.3-3Motion and Space-Time are Essentially Related and Quantized Prof. Frank H. Meyer E 26.2-15Motion and the Schism in Physics Prof. Frank H. Meyer B 14.1-6Motion Applicable to Space? Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 3.1-1Motion Fundamentals Thomas Kirk C 20.3-10Motion Prior to Rest Prof. Frank H. Meyer D 21.1-1Motion, Not a Property of Matter Prof. Frank H. Meyer B 14.1-14Motion: Mere Attribute of Matter? Editor A 10.3-1Motion: The Substance of Space-Time and Matter Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 7.3-20Myth of the Quark; The Editor A 6.2-10Mythical Universe of Modern Astronomy; The Dewey B. Larson B 12.2-1Nature of Rotation and Birotation; On the Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 20.1-8Nature of Scalar Rotation; The Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 14.2-10Nature of Undisplaced Space-Time; A Note on the Dr. Ronald Satz C 20.4-24Neutron Stars, Black Holes, etc.; Facts or Fiction? Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 5.1-1New Book Announcement; Basic Properties of Matter Editor C 16.1-2New Derivation of Planck’s Constant; A Dr. Ronald Satz C 18.3-1New Edition of The Case Against the Nuclear Atom Model Ready ISUS, Inc. C 18.2-40

New Format for RECIPROCITY; AProf. Frank H. Meyer,Dr. Bruce Peret

D 25.3-3

New Light on the Gravitational Deflection of Radiation Path Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 15.1-8New Mathematics for Scalar Motion?; A Jan N. Sammer B 14.2-30New Particles Puzzle Scientists Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 5.2-1New Research Program Concerning Cohesion of Solids Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 4.3-1New Science Advocates Fifth Annual Convention Minutes ISUS, Inc. A 10.3-18New Science Advocates; TheHere is an important task for the Philosophy of Science

Editor A 1.1-1

New Taxonomy for Scientific Knowledge; A Dr. Ronald Satz B 14.2-21News about Matching Grant to ISUS, Inc. from St. Paul Companies Edwin Navarro E I:3.1-12News of Coming Larson Lecture at Superior ISUS, Inc. A 9.2-1Nineteenth Annual Conference of ISUS, Inc.Scottsdale, Phoenix Metro Area, July 8-9, 1994


Non-locality in the Reciprocal System Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.1-7Note by R. W. Satz on Prof. K.V.K. Nehru’s Comments; A Dr. Ronald Satz B 11.2-7Note on Professor Ferre Editor A 3.2-7Note on the Force of the Space-Time Progression Dr. Ronald Satz B 13.2-20NSA Membership Information ISUS, Inc. A 1.2-1NSA, Inc. at Huntsville in August ISUS, Inc. A 10.1-1NSA, Incorporated ISUS, Inc. A 6.1-4Nuclear Fusion in Heaven and on Earth?Lost Neutrinos Show Up, But Puzzle Remains

Peter Kor A 9.1-14

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Old and New Periodic Tables - Again; The Jan N. Sammer C 20.4-7

On Space TranslationDewey B. Larson,Prof. Frank H. Meyer

A 4.2-1

On the Nature of Rotation and Birotation Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 20.1-8On the Recent Evolution of Sirius Jan N. Sammer B 15.1-15Opening Remarks for 16th Annual ISUS Convention David Hilbert E I:4.1-13Outline of the Deductive Development of the Theory of the Universe of Motion; Section I


Outline of the Deductive Development of the Theory of the Universe of Motion; Section II


Outline of the Deductive Development of the Theory of the Universe of Motion; Section III


Outline of the Deductive Development of the Theory of the Universe of Motion; Section IV

Dewey B. Larson D 25.2-30

Outward Equable Speed of Space-Time Progression Prof. Frank H. Meyer D 24.2-21Palomar Astronomer Sees Evidence of New State of Matter Editor A 2.2-1Periodic Table, Revisited Thomas Kirk D 21.2-10Periodic Table; The Robert V. Tucek D 21.1-20Permittivity, Permeability and the Speed of Light in the Reciprocal System Dr. Ronald Satz C 17.2-8Philosophers Ahoy! Editor A 1.2-2Photoionization and Photomagnetization Dr. Ronald Satz B 12.1-19Photon as Birotation; The Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 25.3-11Photon: Displacement in a Second Scalar Dimension; The Thomas Kirk C 19.1-3Photon: Displacement in a Second Scalar Dimension; The; The Revision Thomas Kirk C 19.2-5Physical Nature of Space; The Dewey B. Larson D 25.2-3Physics-On the Move? Fr. George Windolph A 4.3-2

Policies and ObjectivesDouglas Cramer,Paul deLespinasse,George W. Hancock

A 1.1-1

Postcard from The Scientific and Medical Network David Lorimer D 25.3-48Precession of the Planetary Perihelia Due to Co-ordinate Time Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 14.1-11Preparations for Fourth Annual NSA Conference ISUS, Inc. A 9.1-1President Hoyt Stearn’s Letter to ISUS, Inc. Members and Friends Hoyt A. Stearns, Jr. E I:8.1-1President’s Message Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 16.1-2Presidents Column Prof. Frank H. Meyer B 11.1-33Problem of Swift ‘Action at a Distance’ Dr. Rainer F. Huck A 6.1-1Professor Ferre; Note on Editor A 3.2-7Progress on the Theoretical Calculation of the Cohesive Energy of the Elements


Promotion of Arnold Studtmann’s Ph. D. Dissertation ISUS, Inc. A 9.3-2Properties of Materials; The; A Classification Dr. Ronald Satz B 13.3-38Proposal for a Crucial Experiment; A; Proving Rutherford Wrong Dr. Ronald Satz B 12.1-3Proposed Hearing at Boston University; Letter to Dr. Lawrence Sulack from Professor J. Edward Anderson, USA, Oct 29, 1988


Proposed Hearing for ISUS and Dewey B. Larson; Letter to Professor KVK Nehru, India from Prof. Edward J. Anderson, USA, Oct 1, 1988


Prospects for Modern Physics Prof. Frank H. Meyer B 11.3-3Prospects for New Science Advocacy ISUS, Inc. A 10.2-1PRT: Excerpt from University of Minnesota Research Review Dr. J. Edward Anderson E I:5.2-23

Publication AssistanceDouglas Cramer,Paul deLespinasse,George W. Hancock

A 1.1-1

Publish D. B. Larson’s Masterpiece Dr. Frank A. Anderson A 8.3-1Quantum Mechanics as the Mechanics of the Time Region Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 24.1-1Quasar in the Making?; A Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.1-21

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Quasar Paradox; The Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 21.1-15Quasars and Pulsars; Review reprinted from The Indian Journal of Physics Unknown A 4.1-1Question Box; The; If space-time is fundamental, how can you tell it’s moving?

Editor A 1.2-3

Questions of Origins and Nature of Light and Matter David Halprin C 19.4-8Questions to D. B. Larson Homer Ballard B 11.2-5Radio Component Separation in Quasars Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 20.2-9Reader Comment; On Frederick Ferre and Adolf Gruenbaum Carla Rueckert A 3.2-3Reader Comment Editor A 3.2-5Reader’s Forum; Questioning the Law of Conservation of Direction Thomas Kirk C 19.2-20

Readers’ ForumThe Rydberg Constant and Zeno’s Paradox

Dewey B. Larson,Pierre Marechal,Prof. Frank H. Meyer,Jan N. Sammer

C 18.3-8

RealAudio Lectures on the WebDr. Bruce Peret,Michael Wells

E 26.3-32

Rebuttal to Comments of Nehru on “A New Derivation of Planck’s Constant”


Recent Evolution of Sirius; On the Jan N. Sammer B 15.1-15Recent ISUS Executive Orders Thomas Kirk E I:5.1-9Reciprocal System in Brief ISUS, Inc. D 23.1-20

Reciprocity Publication PolicyThomas Kirk,Prof. Frank H. Meyer,Dr. Bruce Peret

D 25.3-4

Reference Systems Dewey B. Larson A 8.1-23Reference Systems and Speed Limits in the Reciprocal System Dr. Ronald Satz C 20.2-1Reflections of a New Member George Hamner, Jr. E 26.3-29Rejoinder to K.V.K. Nehru; A Dewey B. Larson B 12.3-2Relative Abundances of the Elements Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 13.3-30Relative Motion and Length Measurement Steve M. Berline A 6.3-3Relativity Theory Conceptually Valid? Editor A 3.3-3Remodeling the Big Bang Dewey B. Larson E 27.1-5Report by ISUS Sec’y, Lawrence E. Denslow on W.A.F. Motion Lawrence E. Denslow E I:6.1-9Report on Cold Fusion Experiments Hoyt A. Stearns, Jr. E I:3.2-5Request from Edwin Navarro, ISUS Membership Director, about future publication of an ISUS Membership list


Research Interests at ISUS Edwin Navarro E I:3.2-4Research Programme for ISUS Dr. Ronald Satz D 25.2-28Response Letter to D. B. Larson Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 16.1-15Response to ‘A Note on the Cosmic Proton’ Dewey B. Larson C 17.2-7Response to Dr. Ronald Satz’s Resignation from ISUS, Inc. Prof. Frank H. Meyer E 26.1-34Response to G. Windolph’s Comment Dr. Ronald Satz A 9.1-15Response to Nehru’s Comments Edwin Navarro C 20.1-6Response to Nehru’s Evaluation of Kirk’s and Halprin’s Photon Theories Thomas Kirk C 19.4-13Rest Editor A 3.2-5Revaluation of Modern Superconductivity Theory; An Editorial Editor C 16.1-1Review of ‘The Case Against the Nuclear Atom’From DISCOVERY (London), July, 1963

Unknown A 2.1-4

Review of Beyond Space and TimeAs Published in NETWORK, the Scientific & Medical Network


E 26.1-23

Review of The Neglected Facts of Science Prof. Frank H. Meyer E 26.1-22Role of the Amateur in Scientific Practice and Theory Prof. Frank H. Meyer E I:2.1-4Roots of the Dilemmas; The Dr. J. Edward Anderson D 25.3-41Scalar Motion Dewey B. Larson B 11.3-5

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Scalar Motion versus AEther VelocityTwo Views of the Same Phenomenon?

Dr. Bruce Peret E 27.1-8

Scalar Motion; A Note on Dr. Ronald Satz C 19.3-12Schedule of 16th Annual Convention, August 9-10 ISUS, Inc. E I:4.1-14Science Without Apologies Dewey B. Larson A 9.3-10Secretary’s Reports of 1994 Annual ISUS Business Conference Lawrence E. Denslow E I:7.1-5Seventeenth Annual Convention of ISUS, Inc.; Minutes of the Business Meeting, August 1992, University of Utah, Salt Lake City


Simple Vibratory Motion in the Reciprocal System David Halprin C 18.2-24Six Representational Modes and the Structure of the Photon Lawrence E. Denslow D 25.2-13Sixth Annual NSA Convention Program ISUS, Inc. B 11.2-3Social and Technological Implications of the Reciprocal System of Theory; The


Solid Cohesion Dewey B. Larson B 12.1-4Solid Cohesion and the Expanding Universe Prof. Frank H. Meyer E 26.3-13Some Anniversary Thoughts Dewey B. Larson A 5.3-6Some Comments by H.F. Wuenscher at Second NSA Conference Fr. Hans F. Wuenscher A 7.3-2Some Comments of Dewey Larson, May 2, 1989, on Chris Halvorson’s Letter


Some Comments on Satz’s Paper Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 11.1-8Some Decisions of the Second Annual NSA Conference ISUS, Inc. A 7.3-3

Some Myths of Modern PhysicsProf. Frank H. Meyer,Dr. Ronald Satz

B 11.2-8

Some Observations on the ‘Executive Orders’ Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E I:5.1-5Some Thoughts and Ideas from Down Under David Halprin A 10.2-17Some Thoughts on Spin Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.3-15

Some Thoughts on the Reciprocal SystemProf. Nehru K.V.K.,Dewey B. Larson

B 11.1-10

Space Translation; OnDewey B. Larson,Prof. Frank H. Meyer

A 4.2-1

Space-Time and Beyond Prof. Frank H. Meyer E I:8.1-8

Space-Time and Motion; Their Connection/EquivalenceDavid Halprin,Prof. Frank H. Meyer

C 16.2-22

Space-Time Discrete or a Continuum? Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 3.2-1Space-Time Geometry Dr. Bruce Peret E 27.1-46Space-Time Progression or Big Bang? Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 20.2-18Space-Time Universe; The; Part I Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 25.1-1Space-Time Universe; The; Part II Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 25.2-22Space-Time Universe; The; Part III Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 25.3-17Space-Time Universe; The; Part IV Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.1-19Space-Time Universe; The; Part V Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.2-25Special Issue; Professor Meyer’s Paper on Perihelion Precession delayed Editor A 1.2-1Special Meeting to Consider Contract Proposed by Dorothy Larson Editor E I:7.1-3Speculations in Science and Technology David Halprin A 10.1-11Stellar Energy Generation in the Reciprocal System Dr. Ronald Satz A 8.1-17Sub-atomic Mass Recalculated Dr. Bruce Peret D 24.2-13Sub-atomic Mass Recalculated Update Dr. Bruce Peret D 25.1-8Sub-atomic Mass Recalculated Update Dr. Bruce Peret D 25.2-25Sub-Atomic Particle Array; A Revised Hypothesis Thomas Kirk D 25.2-17Subversive Reflections on the Practice of Physics Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.2-21Suggestions for Building More Models of R.S. Entities Lawrence E. Denslow C 18.2-41Superconductivity; A Time Region Phenomenon Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 19.3-1Superconductivity Letter to 1987 Conference Dewey B. Larson C 16.1-14Supernova 1987A Dewey B. Larson C 18.3-7

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Support Reciprocity Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 3.1-5Support Reciprocity Editor A 3.3-7Support Reciprocity Editor A 3.2-6Symmetry Between Three-Dimensional Time and Space Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 5.3-1Tall Tale: Review of A Brief History of Time; A Dr. Ronald Satz C 18.2-10Test of Time; The Editor A 2.2-5The “Arrow of Time” Dewey B. Larson C 18.3-2The Algebraic Structure of the Reciprocal System Edwin Navarro C 19.4-3The Birth of a Breakthrough in Urban Transportation Dr. J. Edward Anderson E I:6.1-4The Case Against Symmetry Thomas Kirk D 21.1-10The Case of the Colliding Photons Dewey B. Larson A 6.3-9The Changing of the Guard Editor A 2.2-3The Cohesive Energies of Crystals of the Elements Dr. Ronald Satz A 8.4-18The Conceptual Foundations of Physical Science Dewey B. Larson D 25.3-7The Constitution of the United States of America and The Constitution of the Unified States of the Physical Universe


The Cosmic Background Radiation: Origin and Temperature Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 20.1-1The Current Status of Physical Theory Dewey B. Larson C 18.1-6The Density Gradient in White Dwarf Stars Dewey B. Larson B 11.2-12The Dimensions of Motion Dewey B. Larson E 27.1-27The Dimensions of Motion Dewey B. Larson B 15.1-1The Dissociation Energy of Diatomic Molecules Dr. Ronald Satz B 15.1-11The Doppler Shift and the Reciprocal System Steve M. Berline A 8.1-8The Effect of Gravitation on Radiation Dewey B. Larson A 8.2-4The 8th Annual Convention of the International Society of Unified Science Editor E I:1.1-1The Essence and Fabric of Mathematics David Halprin C 20.2-11The Fundamentals of Science in the 21st Century Dewey B. Larson A 8.4-7The Gravitational Attraction of the Galaxy Dr. Ronald Satz A 6.2-2The Gravitational Formula at High Velocities Dr. Ronald Satz A 4.2-2The Gravitational Limit and The Hubble’s Law Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 16.2-11The Historical Emergence and State-of-the-Art of PRT Systems Dr. J. Edward Anderson E 26.1-37The Inter-regional Ratio Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 14.2-5The Interaction of Alpha Particles and Gold AtomsA New Explanation of Rutherford Scattering


The Interaction of Electromagnetism and Gravitation along Equipotential Lines; A Prelude to Advanced Energy and Propulsion Technology


The Interaction Velocity of the Electric Force Dr. Rainer F. Huck A 9.3-3The International Society of Unified Science; 13th Annual Convention AGENDA

ISUS, Inc. C 17.1-1

The ISUS Retreat at the H Bar G Youth Hostel Lawrence E. Denslow E I:8.2-6The Large-Scale Structure of the Physical Universe, Part IThe Cosmic Bubbles


The Large-Scale Structure of the Physical Universe, Part IIMathematical Aspects of the Cosmic Bubbles


The Larsonian Concept of the Atomic NumberDavid Halprin,Prof. Frank H. Meyer

C 16.2-5

The Law of Conservation of Direction Prof. Nehru K.V.K. C 18.3-3The Levels of ExistenceBook Review


The Lifetime of the Muon (C-Argon) Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 11.3-29The Lifetime of the Neutron Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 13.1-4The Liquid State in the Reciprocal System: The Volume/Pressure RelationA Contemporary Mathematical Treatment, Part 1


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The Liquid State in the Reciprocal System: The Volume/Pressure RelationA Contemporary Mathematical Treatment, Part 2


The Lorentz Transformation Dr. Ronald Satz A 4.1-6The Mailing List Editor A 1.2-4The Mechanism of the Universe Dewey B. Larson A 7.1-6The Metaphysics of Motion Maurice Gilroy C 18.2-31The Minutes of the 22nd ISUS Conference Dr. Bruce Peret E 26.3-12The Myth of the Quark Editor A 6.2-10The Mythical Universe of Modern Astronomy Dewey B. Larson B 12.2-1The Nature of Scalar Rotation Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 14.2-10The New Science AdvocatesHere is an important task for the Philosophy of Science

Editor A 1.1-1

The Old and New Periodic Tables - Again Jan N. Sammer C 20.4-7The Periodic Table Robert V. Tucek D 21.1-20The Photon as Birotation Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 25.3-11The Photon: Displacement in a Second Scalar Dimension Thomas Kirk C 19.1-3The Photon: Displacement in a Second Scalar Dimension; The Revision Thomas Kirk C 19.2-5The Physical Nature of Space Dewey B. Larson D 25.2-3The Properties of Materials; A Classification Dr. Ronald Satz B 13.3-38The Quasar Paradox Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 21.1-15The Question Box; If space-time is fundamental, how can you tell it’s moving?

Editor A 1.2-3

The Roots of the Dilemmas Dr. J. Edward Anderson D 25.3-41The Social and Technological Implications of the Reciprocal System of Theory


The Space-Time Universe; Part I Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 25.1-1The Space-Time Universe; Part II Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 25.2-22The Space-Time Universe; Part III Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 25.3-17The Space-Time Universe; Part IV Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.1-19The Space-Time Universe; Part V Prof. Nehru K.V.K. E 26.2-25The Test of Time Editor A 2.2-5

The Twenty-Second Annual Meeting of the Members of the International Society of Unified Science


E 26.1-25

The Two-Photon Problem Dr. Ronald Satz A 5.3-7The Unit of Magnetic Charge Dr. Ronald Satz C 18.1-32The View from Abroad Editor A 2.1-1The XIth Annual Convention of the International Society of Unified Science


Theoretical Evaluation of Planck’s Constant Prof. Nehru K.V.K. B 12.3-6

Theory and Design of the New Rational Combustion EngineProf. Frank H. Meyer,Dr. Ronald Satz

A 8.2-5

Theory of Electrons and Currents Dr. Ronald Satz B 13.1-1Theory of Solids Dewey B. Larson A 4.3-5Third Annual Conference of the New Science Advocates ISUS, Inc. A 8.2-3This Issue and Things to Come Unknown B 14.1-2Those Wayward Particles Editor A 2.2-3Thought for Today; A Editor A 1.2-3Thoughts from Down Under David Halprin B 13.2-14

Time ExplorationDaeron P. N. Meyer,Prof. Frank H. Meyer

C 19.2-18

Time Increase with Space Increase? Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 3.1-2Time is the Essence Dewey B. Larson D 24.2-1Time is the Essence Dewey B. Larson C 18.2-4

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Time Region Particle Dynamics Dr. Ronald Satz A 9.2-12Time Thought-Dependent? Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 3.1-3To Members and Friends of ISUS Editor E I:1.3-1To Search, to Correct, to Add Paul deLespinasse B 11.3-35Towards a Larsonian Model of Superconductivity Paul deLespinasse C 16.1-13Twentieth Annual Conference of ISUS, Inc.The Regency Hotel, Denver, Colorado, August 9-10, 1995


Twenty Years’ Progress Dewey B. Larson A 7.3-4Twenty-First ISUS Annual Conference, Aug 12-13, Denver Editor E I:8.1-5

Twenty-Second Annual Meeting of the Members of the International Society of Unified Science; The


E 26.1-25

Two-Photon Problem; The Dr. Ronald Satz A 5.3-7Ultimate Human Worth; From “Voices on the Threshold of Tomorrow” Prof. Frank H. Meyer E I:6.1-14Understanding the Reciprocal SystemA True and Complete Theory of the Physical Universe Is Necessary


Understanding the Reciprocal System; Lesson I: Concepts of Mathematics, as currently used and with logical extensions


Understanding the Reciprocal SystemLesson II: Postulates of the RST and some Initial Consequences


Unified Physics Sheila Linn A 10.1-8Unit of Magnetic Charge; The Dr. Ronald Satz C 18.1-32Updated Values for Unit Space and Unit Time Dr. Bruce Peret D 24.2-12Updating Electronic Networking and ISUS Hoyt A. Stearns, Jr. E I:5.1-15Videotapes of Past Conferences Editor E I:3.2-6View from Abroad; The Editor A 2.1-1Wave Mechanics in the Light of the Reciprocal System Prof. Nehru K.V.K. D 22.2-8What Attitude Should ISUS Take to PRT? Prof. Frank H. Meyer E 26.1-36What is a Photon? Prof. Frank H. Meyer C 18.2-15What is the Use of a New Born Baby? Prof. Frank H. Meyer E I:5.2-1What Is To Be Done? Editor A 8.2-4What Reciprocity Is For Prof. Frank H. Meyer A 10.1-10What Reviewers Say About Earlier Larson Books ISUS, Inc. A 9.2-11Wheel of MotionA New Periodic Table for the RS

Douglas L. Bundy E 27.1-35

White Lies About Black Holes Dr. Ronald Satz A 7.2-10Whole Human World Greater Than the Whole Material WorldExcerpt from The Universe of Motion

Dewey B. Larson E I:5.1-3

XIth Annual Convention of the International Society of Unified Science; The


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