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The paper explores the possibility that the behavior of angular momentum as described by Regge Trajectories and by the Brosche-Wesson Equation in the result of a new force. The Potential that produces this force is here called the Tau Potential. The purpose of the paper is to develop relationships involving this new force for use to extend the concepts of time dilation and motion. | The paper explores the possibility that the behavior of angular momentum as described by Regge Trajectories and by the Brosche-Wesson Equation in the result of a new force. The Potential that produces this force is here called the Tau Potential. The purpose of the paper is to develop relationships involving this new force for use to extend the concepts of time dilation and motion. | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | The Tau Potential |
| Author(s) | Don Savage |
| Keywords | Tau Potential, angular momentum, force, dilation, motion |
| Published | 1991 |
| Journal | Galilean Electrodynamics |
| Volume | 2 |
| Number | 6 |
| Pages | 110-113 |
Abstract
The paper explores the possibility that the behavior of angular momentum as described by Regge Trajectories and by the Brosche-Wesson Equation in the result of a new force. The Potential that produces this force is here called the Tau Potential. The purpose of the paper is to develop relationships involving this new force for use to extend the concepts of time dilation and motion.