Bibliograph

The mechanical theory of everything, by Joseph M. Brown

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The mechanical theory of everything, by Joseph M. Brown

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

The mechanical theory of everything

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

915190895

Responsibility statement

by Joseph M. Brown

Summary

The Mechanical Theory of Everything is a comprehensive and unifying look at how the universe works. Through fresh insights and rigorous derivations, readers will learn: where energy comes from, how a photon dissipates in ten billion years, what electrons and protons are made of, the solution to Einstein s Unified Field theory, how language is made, and why we age. The evidence presented is compelling and spectacular that the universe in which we live is mechanical

Table Of Contents

Abstract -- Introduction -- The postulates -- Foundations of language, mathematics, and mechanics -- The neutrino and the second law of thermodynamics -- The common elementary matter particles -- the hydrogen atom, the fine structure constant, gravitation, and radiation -- Relativity and the wave property of matter -- Maxwell's equations -- The particle property of radiation -- Classical analysis of electron in a box -- The Schrodinger equation in one dimension -- Chemistry and mechanics of human aging -- Summary, conclusions, and recommendations -- Appendixes

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