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Scientific Paper
TitleOn a Minimum Contradictions
Author(s)Athanassios A Nassikas
Published2004
JournalProceedings of the NPA
Volume1
Number1
Pages81-84

Abstract

Any Physics theory is stated via the basic communication system.  But is can be proved that this system is contradictory, so, at best, a 'least contradictory' Physics can be stated, based on a claim for minimum contradictions.  This paper is to show that this Physics can be regarded as consequence of principles of thought; it is compatible, under certain simplifications, with Newtonian mechanics, relativity theory and QM.  Finally this Physics describes a Minimum Contradictions Everything.  A theoretical basis is provided for the explanation of gravi-electric phenomena including the thrust that appears in asymmetric capacitors systems.