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Crenel Physics: Part 1: introducing the lean approach

Crenel Physics: Part 1: introducing the lean approach

Kessel, Hans Van

Paperback

Physics

ISBN10: 1450599923
ISBN13: 9781450599924
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Feb 2 2010
Pages: 296
Weight: 0.64
Height: 0.62 Width: 5.06 Depth: 7.81
Language: English
This is an effort to describe fundamental physics in the leanest possible way. It introduces a re-definition of current mainstream terminology and physical properties. Such a process is not new: it is generally referred to as 'normalization'. The outcomes are 'natural units'. If you are interested in theoretical physics (and perhaps are not an expert) you should read this book because -perhaps- it is more grass roots, more rigid and more straightforward relative to what you ever saw. Good news is that mathematics is kept at high school level. And also that this book introduces only TWO new fundamental units of measurements: the 'Package' and the 'Crenel', acting as the 'Yin and Yang' of our tangible world. Some results are pretty well in line with mainstream physics. But this may be the first time that you really understand why there is the theory of relativity (to be applied to metric units of measurement, like the 'second' and the 'meter'). The role of 'gravity' in Crenel Physics should give you thought: is 'gravity' really the beginning of everything?

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