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"There is, of course, no real evidence for any such
"big bang" - quite the contrary. Recently it was predicted
that the "big bang" theory wold be verified when the
Hubble space telescope looked back another billion [10
hoch 9] years into space to see how different things
were in the universe way back then. But the telescope
revealed a universe that looks precisely the same as the
present day universe as seen locally. The "big bang"
theory has thus been empirically demonstrated to be
wrong."
Kritisiert die ungeprüfte Übernahme mathematischer
Modelle und ihre Präsentation als physikalische Wirklichkeit
(S. 12): "One may, of course, extrapolate mathematics
slightly from reality, such as in non-Euclidean
geometries; but these extrapolations are almost never
of any value for science. For example, postulating a
curved space in "general relativity" has never resulted
in any empirical confirmations.
Most of the physical theories cluttering the literature
are based solely upon mathematical symmetries without
any attempt to see if these theories agree with any actually
known empirical evidence. It seems to be assumed
that mathematics provides deeper physical truths than
can be provided by mere experimental evidence. For
example, Maxwell theory is usually formulated in terms
of mathematical axioms and not in terms of empirical
laws. The fact that the Maxwell theory fails to agree with
the crucial experimental results [6] is conveniently ignored.
And "special relativity" demands that the mathematical
"Lorentz covariance" be imposed upon all physical theory;
yet there is no empirically established branch of physics
that possesses "Lorentz covariance". Certainly, the
mythical "Lorentz space-time transformation" has never
been empirically demonstrated to be true in laboratory -
quite the contrary. It has never been empirically demonstrated
that after fast round trips each twin is found to be
older than the other. And the Maxwell theory, that is
"Lorentz covariant", does not agree with experimental
results in general [6]." Die zweimal zitierte Arbeit [6]:
J. P. Wesley: Advanced fundamental physics. 1991,
Kap. 6, S. 212-273.
Demonstriert die möglichen Fehler durch rein mathematische
Behandlung, die entstehen, wenn in physikalischen
Bedeutungen der Gleichungen z. B. die realen
Abhängigkeiten wie Ursache/Wirkung bestimmter
Größen durch matemathische Operationen umgekehrt
werden: eine Ursache kann jedoch physikalisch nie von
der Wirkung abhängen (S. 14).
Wesley, James Paul 1998
My memories of Stefan Marinov: [Nachruf auf Stefan
Marinov, der sich am 15. Juli 1997 in Graz das Leben
nahm] / J. P. Wesley.
In: Physics as a science. Ed.: G. Galeczki (u.a.).
Palm Harbor 1998, S. 29-35.
Status: Kritik. - Quelle: Autopsie.
G. O. Mueller: SRT. Kap. 4-Erg.
328
Wesley, James Paul 2005
Michelson-Morley null result for sound and light, a
classical Doppler effect / James Paul Wesley.
In: Die Relativitätstheorie fällt. Hrsg.: G. Anger, J. P.
Wesley, H. Kaegelmann. Windeck/Sieg 2005, S. 243-
253. - Status: Kritik. - Quelle: Autopsie.
Wesley, James Paul 2005
Special relativity and other irrational beliefs / James
Paul Wesley.
In: Die Relativitätstheorie fällt. Hrsg.: G. Anger, J. P.
Wesley, H. Kaegelmann. Windeck/Sieg 2005, S. 239-
243. - Status: Kritik. - Quelle: Autopsie.
Westin, Oscar Edvard 1921
Einsteins relativitetsteorie: en elementär granskning
/ O. E. Westin.
In: Industritidningen Norden. Stockholm. 49. 1921.
Status: Kandidat. - Quelle: BVB.
Westin, Oscar Edvard 1922
Några anmärkningar beträffande C. W. Oseens avhandling
"Omkring relativitetsteorien" / O. E. Westin.
- Stockholm: M. Th. Dahlström 1922. 4 S.
Status: Kandidat. - Quelle: Autopsie.
Whitehead, Alfred North 1920
The concept of nature: Tarner lecture delivered in Trinity
College, November 1919 / Alfred North Whitehead.
- Cambridge: Univ. Pr. 1920. 202 S.
(The Tarner Lectures. 1919.)
Status: Kandidat. - Quelle: Autopsie.
Whitehead, Alfred North 1920
Einstein's theory.
In: Times educational supplement [The]. 1920, 12.
Feb.
Abdruck in: Whitehead: [Sammlung] Essays in science and
philosophy. 1947 u. ö., S. 332-342.
Status: Kandidat. - Quelle: Nachdr. 1968.
Whitehead, Alfred North 1926
The concept of nature: Tarner lectures delivered in Trinity
College, November 1919 / Alfred North Whitehead. -
Cambridge: Univ. Pr. 1926. 202 S.
(The Tarner lectures / delivered at Trinity College,
Cambridge. 1919.)
Status: Kandidat. - Quelle: Autopsie.
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