Hi Horace, Thank you for taking the time to wade through my CM report. I've downloaded your documents, the "Gravimagnetism" and "Creating a new Formula" portion - all for my reading pleasure. ;-)
I'm interested in your work on the controversial MOND issue. My first initial skim left me wondering about the ramifications of normal and cosmic matter. I'm sure I need to read it several more times, because at present I don't quite understand the mechanisms involved in why all that negative gravity cosmic matter still seems to want to hang around as spherical halos at the peripheral of galaxies. If one of cosmic matter's properties is negative gravity (from our perspective within the galaxy) why doesn't it simply wander off into dark space? Why does it collect as a "halo"? As for the suggestion of applying 1/r^4, Egads! My computer programs can easily incorporate any power I wish to enter, but as you have also mentiond, the results will be even more unstable than my 1/r^3 simulations. I'm currently at a loss as to how I might go about incorporating overlapping Broglie wavelengths. 8-0 Hopefully in due course I may eventually be able to come up with some intelligent follow-up questions. PS: How in the world do you keep all those equations straight in your head! PS^2: Richard, Thanks. Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
