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|a RELATIVITY, GRAVITATION, COSMOLOGY:NEW DEVELOPMENTS; Contents; Editorial Introduction; Announcement; QUANTUM FOAM, GRAVITY AND GRAVITATIONALWAVES; Abstract; 1. Introduction; 2. A New Theory of Gravity; 2.1. Classical Effects of Quantum Foam In-Flow; 2.2. The Einstein Measurement Protocol; 2.3. The Origins of General Relativity; 2.4. Deconstruction of General Relativity; 2.5. The New Theory of Gravity; 2.6. The 'Dark Matter' Effect; 2.7. In-Flow Superposition Approximation; 2.8. Gravitational In-Flow and the GPS; 2.9. Measurements of G; 2.10. Gravitational Anomalies.
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|a 2.11. The Borehole g Anomaly3. Detection of Absolute Motion; 3.1. Space and Absolute Motion; 3.2. Theory of the Michelson Interferometer; 3.3. The Michelson-Morley Experiment: 1887; 3.4. The Miller Interferometer Experiment:1925-1926; 3.5. Gravitational In-flow from the Miller Data; 3.6. The Illingworth Experiment: 1927; 3.7. The Joos Experiment: 1930; 3.8. The New Bedford Experiment: 1963; 3.9. The DeWitte Experiment: 1991; 3.10. The Torr-Kolen Experiment: 1981; 3.11. Galactic In-flow and the CMB Frame; 3.12. In-Flow Turbulence and Gravitational Waves; 3.13. Vacuum Michelson Interferometers.
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|a 3.14. Solid-State Michelson Interferometers3.15. Absolute Motion and Quantum Gravity; 4. Conclusions; Acknowledgments; References; THE LARGE SCALE STRUCTURE OF THE UNIVERSEDETERMINED FROM CARMELI'S COSMOLOGY ISAN ACCELERATING UNIVERSE WITHOUT DARKMATTER; Abstract; 1. Introduction; 1.1. Cosmological General Relativity; 1.2. Line Element; 1.3. Field Equations; 1.4. Phase Space Equation; 1.5. Solution to Field Equations; 2. Matter Density Verses Redshift; 3. Comparison with High-z Type Ia Supernovae Data; 4. Curved Spacevelocity; 5. Dark Energy; 6. Conclusion; References.
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|a 5.3. Solving Killing Equations in ѕ́ج5 in the Hypothesis of Functional Independence5.4. The "Power Ansatz" and the Reductivity of the Hypothesis of FunctionalIndependence; 5.5. The Phenomenological 5-d. Metrics of Fundamental Interactions; 5.6. Phenomenological 5-d. Metrics and the Reductivity of the Hypothesis of Functional Independence; 6. Five-Dimensional Geodesics; 7. Conclusions and Perspectives; Acknowledgements; References; THE BIG BANG, DARK MATTERAND 'CONVENTIONAL WISDOM'; Abstract; 1. Introduction; 2. The Beginnings for Dark Matter; 3. The Resurrection of the Aether.
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|a A NEW PSEUDO-KALUZA-KLEIN SCHEME FORGEOMETRICAL DESCRIPTION OF INTERACTIONSAbstract; 1. Introduction; 2. Deformed Special Relativity; 2.1. Deformed Minkowski Space-Time; 2.2. Description of Interactions by Energy-Dependent Metrics; 3. Five-Dimensional Relativity with Energy as Extra Dimension; 4. Five-Dimensional Einstein Equations; 4.1. Solving the Vacuum Einstein Equations in ѕ́ج5; 4.2. Discussion of the Solutions; 5. Killing Symmetries in the Space ѕ́ج5; 5.1. General Case; 5.2. The Hypothesis of Functional Independence.
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