Principles of ECE Theory Volume II
Closing the gap between experiment and theory
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Beschreibung
Einstein Cartan Evans unified field theory has unified anad perfected the areas of geometry,
gravitation, electrodynamics, spectrosopy, vacuum physics, and fluid dynamics.
This monograph consists of eleven chapters which develop the well known Einstein
Cartan Evans (ECE and ECE 2) unified field theory which has swept the world of science
in step with the knowledge revolution. In the first volume, ECE theory was systematically developed from geometrical first principles and applied to the unifi cation of gravitation and electrodynamics and the unifi cation of quantum mechanics and general
relativity. In this volume unification is further perfected in nine chapters as follows. 1)
“Introductory Overview on Achievements with ECE 2 Theory”; 2) “The Effect of Torsion
on Geometry”; 3) “The Field Equations of ECE 2 Theory; 4) “ECE Theory of Gravitational
Orbits”; 5) “Development of New Types of Spectroscopy”; 6) “The ECE 2 Vacuum”; 7)
“Precession in Mechanics and Gravitation”; 8) “Triple Unifi cation: Fluid Electrodynam-
ics”; 9) “Triple Unifi cation: Fluid Gravitation”; 10) “Unification of the Rainich Space:
Properties of Elementary Particles”; 11) “New Assessment and Interpretation
of Radiation Laws”; . The monograph has been translated into Spanish by Alex Hill (Spanish language section of www.aias.us. ) It has already been read tens of thousands of times of www.aias.us and www.upitec.org.
Autor*in
Myron Evans
Myron Evans (“Marquis Who’s Who” over thirty editions online) is a Civil List Pensioner
and author of about two thousand publications and broadcasts. He is perhaps best
known for the Einstein Cartan Evans (ECE and ECE 2) unifi ed fi eld theory, which has
been studied in open access tens of millions of times.
Themen in »Principles of ECE Theory Volume II«
geometry general relativity theoretical physics unified field theory Cartan geometry computational physics quantum theory electrodynamics classical mechanics