The Denver Equation

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1 total messages Started by Sierra Laws Tue, 10 Oct 2000 00:00

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Author: Sierra Laws
Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2000 00:00

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"given the postulate that the three spatial dimensions must equate to three
'dimensions of time,' then

let h=height
w=width
d=depth; 
let i=instantanaiety
s=simultanaiety, and
t-duration; thus:

hwd=ist."

This statement appears to be resisting disproof, and at least one derivative
equation, considering mass and simultanaiety squared, looks possible so far.  

Any theoretical physicists not contacted yet, or advanced students, please
email me to discuss?  I certainly won't be checking back here for the
responses, but serious replies only, please!
"Buy my book, I need the money"

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