PSI Blog 20210823
Reading List for Neomechanics
[GB: Thanks so much
to Joe Lennon, one of our most avid readers, for compiling this list. Joe
recognizes ideas don’t just pop out of nowhere. As the old cliché goes: “We all
stand on the shoulders of giants.” Joe awaits comments leading to additional
references and removal of others.]
by Joe Lennon
Why did I create this list?
When I’m interested in something,
I want to obtain as much of a view of the world related to, and surrounding
that topic, as I can find. I do this in order to learn the truth about
it. This brings it out of isolation for me, and provides me with a larger
perspective. I didn’t include information about opposing theories in this
list, as Dr. Borchardt has given practical, logical, and scientific,
non-fantastical reasons for astronomical phenomena and the origins of the
universe; that is all that I’m interested in. If I want the opposing information,
I can tune in to syndicated episodes of any science fiction program, go read a
novel, or listen to, read or watch the lies that are passed off as the truth
about these topics.
I have listed past researchers
that Dr. Borchardt has mentioned in his interviews. I think that ties to the
past are important as they have never failed to provide me with additional
information about what I’m interested in, and in many occasions have shown me
new horizons that I would not have found any other way. Original source
material is essential to learning the truth about anything.
Logic and the Scientific Method
are the cornerstones of Physics and all other sciences. Unfortunately,
these disciplines are not commonly taught in schools today. I was
fortunate to have to study them as an undergraduate. I don’t believe that
it is possible to discern the truth of a matter without formal Logic and the
Scientific Method.
I don’t believe that discoveries
in Physics can be made without Math. Unfortunately, Math has certainly
been used to contaminate Physics, replacing what is probable and improbable,
with what is theoretically possible and impossible. Most people have been
taught to love the latter, however, I
do not. So, in my search for a Math that would be helpful with Physics, I
found some older texts, and some new ones that contained what seemed to me to
be the basic information needed if I wanted to do research of my own in
Physics. However, at my age, this is mostly for passing information on to
others who will be doing their own research someday.
I put all of this under the
rubric of Dr. Borchardt’s Neomechanics, as for my purpose, this gives me a
world view of a consistent, honest, hard-nosed, unrelenting search for the
truth concerning the origin and Physics of the Universe.
THE NEOMECHANICAL GESTALT
The Scientific Worldview, with Associated Assumptions, Logic, and Scientific Method
Causality and Chance in Modern Physics Reissue Edition
by David Bohm
An Essay on Philosophical Method by
R. G. Collingwood
Dialectics of Nature by Frederick Engles
Informal Logic: Possible Worlds and Imagination,
John Eric Nolt
Introduction to Logic, Irving M. Copi and Carl Cohen
Scientific Method in Brief, Hugh G. Gauch, Jr.
Scientific Method in Practice, Hugh G. Gauch, Jr.
Cosmological Physics Ground Rules and How to Evaluate Cosmology Ideas Copyright 1999-2010 David J. Dilworth
The Ten Assumptions of Science: Toward a New Scientific Worldview: Borchardt, Glenn: 9780595311279: Amazon.com: Books
Religious Roots of Relativity: Borchardt, Glenn: 9798559631448: Amazon.com: Books
The Scientific Worldview: Beyond Newton and Einstein: Borchardt, Glenn: 9780595392452: Amazon.com: Books
Science Based Non-Einstein Physics
Sears, F.W., and Zemansky, M.W., 1960, College Physics (3rd ed.) Reading, MA, Addison-Wesley, 1024 p
(2nd ed.) (Editions 1 through 3 only!)
The Principia: The Authoritative Translation and Guide: Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy Paperback – February 5, 2016
by Sir Isaac Newton (Author), I. Bernard Cohen (Translator)
Pushing Gravity
New perspectives on Le Sage's theory of gravitation
Edited by Matthew R. Edwards
Matter and Motion
by J. Clerk Maxwell
The Electrical Researches
by J. Clerk Maxwell
Catalogue of Discordant Redshift Associations
by Halton C. Arp
Seeing Red: Redshifts, Cosmology and Academic Science
by Halton Arp
Disruptive: Rewriting the rules of physics
by Steven B Bryant
Mathematical Methodology with Innovative and Classic Mathematics
How to Solve It: A New Aspect of Mathematical Method
by George Polya
Mathematics and Plausible Reasoning [Two Volumes in One] by George Polya
Mathematical Discovery Combined Ed: On Understanding, Learning and Teaching Problem Solving by George Polya
Symmetry Math (SM) versus Broken Symmetry (BS) Math: Why is SM needed? Is it heresy to show that BS math is illogical and produces numerous incorrect answers! (Kindle)
by Jack Kuykendall
Speed Mathematics Simplified
by Edward Stoddard
Euclid's Elements Later Printing Edition
by Euclid (Author), Dana Densmore (Editor), T.L. Heath (Translator)
Trigonometry
by Alfred Monroe Kenyon (Author), Louis Ingold (Author)
Basic Mathematics by Serge Lang
Geometric Algebra,
by E. Artin
Differential and Integral Calculus, Vol. One
by Richard Courant
Differential and Integral Calculus, Vol. 2
by Richard Courant
Partial Differential Equations: Second Edition
2nd Edition by Lawrence C. Evans
Ordinary Differential Equations
By Morris Tenenbaum and Harry Pollard
Collected Papers of Srinivasa Ramanujan
by Srinivasa Ramanujan Aiyangar (Author), G. H. Hardy (Author), P. V. Seshu Aiyar (Author), B. M. Wilson (Author)
Neomechanics
Note: "neomechanics" (classical mechanics + the infinity assumption) was invented by Borchardt, Glenn, 1984, The Scientific Worldview [review manuscript]: Berkeley, California, Progressive Science Institute, 343 p. [10.13140/RG.2.2.16123.52006].)
The Scientific Worldview: Beyond Newton and Einstein: Borchardt, Glenn: 9780595392452: Amazon.com: Books
Universal Cycle Theory: Neomechanics of the Hierarchically Infinite Universe: Puetz, Stephen J, Borchardt PhD, Glenn: 9781432781330: Amazon.com: Books UTC is only in paperback now.
Infinite Universe Theory: Borchardt, Glenn: 9781973399056: Amazon.com: Books
Notfinity Process: Matter-In-Motion: Coyne, George S: 9781775158806: Amazon.com: Books
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