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Throughout the twentieth century, researchers have repeatedly reported the discovery of unusual phenomena that could not be explained within the framework of existing theories. Beginning in the mid 60?s, theoretical and experimental investigations were conducted. These investigations showed that numerous phenomena previously difficult or impossible to explain had a rigorous theoretical interpretation within the framework of torsion field theory. This paper gives a comprehensive review of the literature pertaining to torsion fields and their relatinship to problems in theoretical physics and other potentially related areas.[[Category:Scientific Paper]] | Throughout the twentieth century, researchers have repeatedly reported the discovery of unusual phenomena that could not be explained within the framework of existing theories. Beginning in the mid 60?s, theoretical and experimental investigations were conducted. These investigations showed that numerous phenomena previously difficult or impossible to explain had a rigorous theoretical interpretation within the framework of torsion field theory. This paper gives a comprehensive review of the literature pertaining to torsion fields and their relatinship to problems in theoretical physics and other potentially related areas. | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
|---|---|
| Title | On Torsion Fields |
| Author(s) | Boris Stanislavovich |
| Published | 2001 |
| Journal | Galilean Electrodynamics |
| Volume | 12 |
| Number | S1 |
| Pages | 5-11 |
Abstract
Throughout the twentieth century, researchers have repeatedly reported the discovery of unusual phenomena that could not be explained within the framework of existing theories. Beginning in the mid 60?s, theoretical and experimental investigations were conducted. These investigations showed that numerous phenomena previously difficult or impossible to explain had a rigorous theoretical interpretation within the framework of torsion field theory. This paper gives a comprehensive review of the literature pertaining to torsion fields and their relatinship to problems in theoretical physics and other potentially related areas.