Alpha Institute for Advanced Studies

In a message dated 25/03/2013 15:09:28 GMT Standard Time writes:

http://physics.about.com/b/2013/03/16/higgsfollowup.htm?nl=1
It’s the Higgs We Have … But Is It the Higgs We Need?

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Time magazine’s research and writing on the boson is absolutely inexcusable, despicable really by any journalist standard. Perhaps it’s for the best that the publication will soon cease to exist.

r = alpha / (1 +epsilon cos (x theta))

where x is varied over a range. I gave the mathematics and suggested algorithm for this in UFT238. We discovered fractal and petal orbits as x is increased, and it would be very interesting to know how the orbital velocity behaves for these fractal orbits. There are many animations that could help understanding of ECE theory. All of these would of course be generated from the equations of motion.

In a message dated 19/03/2013 23:09:08 GMT Standard Time writes:

Dear Horst,

We can fit all this in by altering the timings to suit.

Some presentations are more important than others, especially those with a technological bias and the timings for these can be extended. Presentations can be geared to PowerPoint slide shows linked to big screens, with supporting information given as handouts before, during or where appropriate after the presentations. By submitting written information after the conference where needed, pressure can be taken off presenters and the information can be edited later for publication of the proceedings by Victor and CISP.

Where presenters have come from abroad they need to be given extra time if they wish, to appreciate their efforts in getting to the conference and in recognition that their time is limited and it may be some time before we can talk to them in person or have them infront of a group again.

Some presentations can be briefer if we need to save time, because after the talk and presentation alerts attenders to the nature of work being carried out, it can be discussed later at our convenience. Since work can be brought on a memory stick, a more detailed presntation can be given to a subgroup of attendees in the evening on laptops away from our main venue, perhaps back at the Hall of Residence. Many hotels and pubs in Aberystwyth have big screens that can be linked to laptops, so we can extend our meetings at our leisure at other venues over coffee or a drink. This will be especially useful for attendees who arrive a day early for the conference or are staying a day later. Also, some of us may be able at a later time in Myron’s house, to tie up any loose ends and to edit material for publication.

We also need to find where Doug will have his slot or slots.

Best Wishes

Kerry

From: Horst Eckardt <horsteck@aol.com>
To: Kerry Pendergast <kp.phys@btinternet.com>
Sent: Tuesday, 19 March 2013, 21:22
Subject: Re: AIAS Conference Agenda

Dear Kerry,

the agenda is perfect from my view. Many Thanks for organizing all this.

Horst

Am 19.03.2013 15:55, schrieb Kerry Pendergast:

Dear Horst,

Please find attached the conference agenda with your input incorporated.

Have you any more changes or ideas?

Best Wishes

Kerry

To: EMyrone@aol.com
Sent: 19/03/2013 15:29:19 GMT Standard Time
Subj: AIAS Conference Agenda

Dear Myron,

Please find attached the latest draft of the agenda. Horst has seen the previous draft and his input has been incorporated.

Best Wishes

Kerry

AIASConference2013.docx