Weber electrodynamics: part III. mechanics, gravitation

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Dec 1990

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1990fophl...3..581w&link_type=abstract

Foundations of Physics Letters, Volume 3, Issue 6, pp.581-605

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Electrodynamics, Weber Theory, Kaufmann Experiment, Mach'S Principle Confirmed, Radius Of Universe, Kaufmann Mechanics Evidence For

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Weber electrodynamics predicts the Kaufmann-Bucherer experiments and the fine structure energy level splitting of the H-atom (neglecting spin) without mass change with velocity (i.e., mass ne {text{m}}_{text{0}} /sqrt {1 - {text{v}}^{text{2}} /{text{c}}^{text{2}} } ). The Weber potential for the gravitational case yields Newtonian mechanics, confirming Mach's principle. It provides a cosmological condition yielding an estimated radius of the universe of 8 × 109 light years. Despite these successes, the independent evidence for Kaufmann mechanics, where mass changes with velocity (i.e., mass{text{ = m}}_{{text{ 0 }}} /sqrt {1 - {text{v}}^{text{2}} /{text{c}}^{text{2}} } ) is convincing. Perhaps a slight alteration may make the Weber theory compatible with Kaufmann mechanics.

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