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Almost All New Mathematical Matter has been Presented in a Negative Manner
In a previous post, The War Against the Infinitesimals, I wrote about the fact that since Leibniz first introduced the infinitesimals, they have been systematically attacked, ignored or avoided, and so the calculus is until today presented ...
My Writings on Galileo Galilei
I have written a number of posts about Galileo Galilei (1564-1642), and still have some more to write, including about his trial. I was having difficulty keeping track of my own writings, and have therefore prepared a summary thereof, which...
How to Settle the Science, Part 2: Ban, Defund or Ignore Inconvenient Experiments or Observations
In my post How to Settle the Science: Ban an Applied Mathematics Textbook, I described how the introductory applied mathematics textbook, BodyAndSoul: Mathematical Simulation Technology1, written by Claes Johnson, Emeritus Professor at the ...
The Precession of Mercury's Perihelion Can Be Derived from Weber's and Riemann's Force Laws, Without General Relativity
Maurice Allais (1911-2010) was a French physicist and economist. He won the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1988. In physics, he is best known a) for conducting a number of experiments in the 1950s with a paraconical pendulum that demonstrate t...
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