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size changes of the electron under fast motion, with implications for the electromagnetic and
gravitational forces
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63. McRill D Effects of radio waves on living organisms. ehow.com/list_6376744. . . , and references therein
64. Ross MD (1984) Influence of gravity on the structure and function of animals. Adv Space Res
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65. Kaempffer FA (1967) The elements of physics: a new approach. Blaisdell, Toronto. Chaps 1,
11 & 15
66. Kaempffer FA (1965) Concepts in quantum mechanics. Academic Press, New York.
Chaps 13–15 & 26–28
J. Maruani
47. André J-M, Jonnard P (2011) Effective mass of photons in a one-dimensional photonic crystal.
Phys Scr 84:035708, and references therein
48. Haisch B, Rueda A, Puthoff HE (1994) Inertia as a zero-point field Lorentz force. Phys Rev A
49:678–694, and references therein
49. Penrose R (1958) The apparent shape of a relativistically moving sphere. Research notes,
Cambridge, pp 137–139
50. Poincaré H (1905) Sur la dynamique de l’électron. C R Acad Sci (Paris) 140:1504–1508. In
this prerelativistic paper, in addition to the first rigorous introduction of the homogeneous
Lorentz group, Poincaré discusses the views of Lorentz and Langevin about the shape and
size changes of the electron under fast motion, with implications for the electromagnetic and
gravitational forces
51. Rowlett R (2012) How many? A dictionary of units of measurement. University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, last update August 2012. http://www.unc.edu/~rowlett/units/
52. Costa de Beauregard O et al (1968) Relativité et quanta: les grandes théories de la physique
moderne. Masson, Paris
53. Karlsson EB, Brändas EJ (eds) (1998) Modern studies of basic quantum concepts and phenomena. Proc Nobel Symp 104, Physica Scripta T, vol 76, and references therein
54. Brändas EJ (2011) Gödelian structures and self-organization in biological systems. Int J Quant
Chem 111:1321–1332. Also a chapter in this volume, and references therein
55. Feynman R (1948) Space-time approach to non-relativistic quantum mechanics. Rev Mod
Phys 20:367–387
56. Schrödinger E (1967) What is life? Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 180 pp. Combined publication with Mind and Matter. 1st edn in 1944
57. Maruani J (2009) An illustrated overview of QSCP meetings. In: Piecuch P et al (eds) Prog
theor chem & phys B, vol 19. Springer, Berlin, pp 1–32
58. Nicolis G, Prigogine I (1977) Self-organization in non-equilibrium systems: from dissipative
structures to order through fluctuations. Wiley, New York, and references therein
59. Maruani J, Lefebvre R, Rantanen M (2003) Science and music: from the music of the depths
to the music of the spheres. In: Maruani J et al (eds) Prog theor chem & phys B, vol 12. Kluwer
Academic, Dordrecht, pp 479–514, and references therein
60. Quack M (2012) Molecular parity violation and chirality: the asymmetry of life and the symmetry violations in physics. In: Nishikawa K et al (eds) Prog theor chem & phys B, vol 26.
Springer, Berlin, pp 47–76, and references therein
61. Winklhofer M (2010) Magnetoreception. J R Soc Interface 7(S2):131–134. Also: http://en.
wikipedia.org/wiki/magnetoreception, and references therein
62. Crabtree V Electromagnetic radiation and the human body. humantruth.info/radiation.html
63. McRill D Effects of radio waves on living organisms. ehow.com/list_6376744. . . , and references therein
64. Ross MD (1984) Influence of gravity on the structure and function of animals. Adv Space Res
4:305–314. Also: http://en.wikipedia.org//wiki/gravitational_biology, and references therein
65. Kaempffer FA (1967) The elements of physics: a new approach. Blaisdell, Toronto. Chaps 1,
11 & 15
66. Kaempffer FA (1965) Concepts in quantum mechanics. Academic Press, New York.
Chaps 13–15 & 26–28