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- Basic Properties of Matter
- Preface
- 01 Solid Cohesion
- 02 Inter-Atomic Distances
- 03 Distances in Compounds
- 04 Compressibility
- 05 Heat
- 06 Specific Heat Patterns
- 07 Temperature Relations
- 08 Thermal Expansion
- 09 Electric Currents
- 10 Electrical Resistance
- 11 Thermoelectric Properties
- 12 Scalar Motion
- 13 Electric Charges
- 14 The Basic Forces
- 15 Electrical Storage
- 16 Induction of Charges
- 17 Ionization
- 18 Retreat from Reality
- 19 Magnetostatics
- 20 Magnetic Quantities and Units
- 21 Electromagnetism
- 22 Magnetic Materials
- 23 Charges in Motion
- 24 Isotopes
- 25 Radioactivity
- 26 Atom Building
- 27 Mass and Energy
- References
- Page Index
- Beyond Space and Time
- Preface
- 01 Introduction
- 02 The Nature of Science
- 03 The Reciprocal System
- 04 Reaching Outward
- 05 Levels of Existence
- 06 The Second Level
- 07 The Third Level
- 08 Communication: Local
- 09 Communication: General
- 10 Revelation
- 11 Information
- 12 Miracles
- 13 Emotions
- 14 Thinking and Memory
- 15 The Stuff of Dreams
- 16 Dream Interpretation
- 17 Free Will
- 18 Right and Wrong
- 19 Good and Evil: Moral Values
- 20 The Moral Objective
- 21 The Personal Aspect of Ethics
- 22 Humanism
- 23 Religion Reexamined
- 24 East and West
- 25 Outlook for Communication
- 26 The Road Ahead
- 27 Survival
- 28 Human Destiny
- References
- Page Index
- New Light on Space and Time
- Preface
- 01 Introduction
- 02 Where We Stand Conceptually
- 03 Where We Stand: Mathematically
- 04 Laying the Foundation
- 05 Some General Observations
- 06 Progression v. Gravitation
- 07 Compound Motion
- 08 Motion in Time
- 09 States of Matter
- 10 Astronomical Applications
- 11 The Two Aspects of Motion
- 12 Rotational Vibration
- 13 Into a Second Dimension
- 14 The Other Half
- 15 Cosmic Visitors
- 16 Quantitative Relations
- 17 A Philosophical Postlude
- References
- Page Index
- Nothing But Motion
- Preface
- 01 Background
- 02 A Universe of Motion
- 03 Reference Systems
- 04 Radiation
- 05 Gravitation
- 06 The Reciprocal Relation
- 07 High Speed Motion
- 08 Motion in Time
- 09 Rotational Combinations
- 10 Atoms
- 11 Sub-Atomic Particles
- 12 Basic Mathematical Relations
- 13 Physical Constants
- 14 Cosmic Elements
- 15 Cosmic Ray Decay
- 16 Cosmic Atom Building
- 17 Some Speculations
- 18 Simple Compounds
- 19 Complex Compounds
- 20 Chain Compounds
- 21 Ring Compounds
- References
- Page Index
- Quasars and Pulsars
- Preface
- 01 Introduction
- 02 Design of the Universe
- 03 Simple Linear Motion
- 04 Rotational Motion (Matter)
- 05 Destructive Limits
- 06 The Astronomical Scene
- 07 The 1959 Predictions
- 08 Quasars: The General Picture
- 09 Quantitative Verification
- 10 Some Further Details
- 11 The Pre-Quasar Situation
- 12 Supernovae and Pulsars
- References
- Page Index
- Road to Full Employment
- Preface
- 01 Introduction
- 02 Employment Goals (Primary)
- 03 Employment Goals (Secondary)
- 04 Role Call of Errors (1)
- 05 Role Call of Errors (2)
- 06 Scientific Theory of Employment
- 07 Employment by Collectivism
- 08 Employment by Inflation
- 09 Sharing the Burden
- 10 Employment Aids
- 11 Job-Saving Measures
- 12 Direct Employment Measures
- 13 Available Job Sources
- 14 The Road Ahead
- References
- Page Index
- Structure of the Physical Universe
- Abstract
- Preface to the Preliminary Edition
- 01 Fundamental Postulates
- 02 Photons
- 03 Atoms
- 04 Some Basic Relations
- 05 Inter-atomic Distances
- 06 Atomic Bonds
- 25 Subatomic Particles and Electric Currents
- 27 Electric Current Properties
- 28 Electric Charges
- 29 Magnetism
- 30 Atom Building
- 31 Radioactive Decay
- 32 The Destructive Limits
- 33 Radiation and Refraction
- 35 Stellar Evolution
- 36 The Galactic Cycle
- 37 The Cosmic Sector
- 38 Concluding Remarks
- Appendix A
- Appendix B
- Page Index
- Universe of Motion
- Preface
- 01 Introduction
- 02 Galaxies
- 03 Globular Clusters
- 04 The Giant Star Cycle
- 05 The Later Cycles
- 06 The Dwarf Star Cycle
- 07 Binary and Multiple Stars
- 08 Evolution--Globular Cluster Stars
- 09 Gas and Dust Clouds
- 10 Evolution--Galactic Stars
- 11 Planetary Nebulae
- 12 Ordinary White Dwarfs
- 13 The Cataclysmic Variables
- 14 Limits
- 15 The Intermediate Regions
- 16 Type II Supernovae
- 17 Pulsars
- 18 Radiative Processes
- 19 X-ray Emission
- 20 The Quasar Situation
- 21 Quasar Theory
- 22 Verification
- 23 Quasar Redshifts
- 24 Evolution of Quasars
- 25 The Quasar Populations
- 26 Radio Galaxies
- 27 Pre-Quasar Phenomena
- 28 Inter-sector Relations
- 29 The Non-existent Universe
- 30 Cosmology
- 31 Implications
- Page Index
- References
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Universe of Motion
The Universe of Motion
Volume III
of a revised and enlarged edition of
The Structure of the Physical Universe
DEWEY B. LARSON
North Pacific Publishers
P.O. Box 13255
Portland, Oregon 97213
Copyright © 1959, 1971, 1984 by Dewey B. Larson. All rights reserved.
Library of Congress Catalog Card No. 79-88078
ISBN 0-913138-11-8
- Preface
- 01 Introduction
- 02 Galaxies
- 03 Globular Clusters
- 04 The Giant Star Cycle
- 05 The Later Cycles
- 06 The Dwarf Star Cycle
- 07 Binary and Multiple Stars
- 08 Evolution--Globular Cluster Stars
- 09 Gas and Dust Clouds
- 10 Evolution--Galactic Stars
- 11 Planetary Nebulae
- 12 Ordinary White Dwarfs
- 13 The Cataclysmic Variables
- 14 Limits
- 15 The Intermediate Regions
- 16 Type II Supernovae
- 17 Pulsars
- 18 Radiative Processes
- 19 X-ray Emission
- 20 The Quasar Situation
- 21 Quasar Theory
- 22 Verification
- 23 Quasar Redshifts
- 24 Evolution of Quasars
- 25 The Quasar Populations
- 26 Radio Galaxies
- 27 Pre-Quasar Phenomena
- 28 Inter-sector Relations
- 29 The Non-existent Universe
- 30 Cosmology
- 31 Implications
- Page Index
- References
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