Critique of Physics

CONTENTS
PREFACE
QUOTATIONS FROM EINSTEIN, EDDINGTON AND HEISENBERG
 
CHAPTER I - SPACE-TIME
§I. INTRODUCTORY 1
§2. UNITARY THEORY 5
§3. THE STRUCTURE OF MEASURING RODS 8
§4. KINEMATIC SIMILARITY IN CLASSICAL PHYSICS 12
§S. THE ABSENCE OF SIMILARITY IN RELATIVITY PHYSICS 17
§6. THE UNIVERSAL LENGTHS IN QUANTUM PHYSICS 21
§7. THE FOUR UNIVERSAL LENGTHS IN UNITARY THEORY 24
§8. MEASURING RODS (Contd.) 27
§9. CLOCKS 32
§10. SPACE-TIME METRICAL COORDINATES 35
§II. SPACE-TIME TOPOLOGICAL ORDER 40
§12. METRIC AND ORDER IN PHYSICAL THEORY 46
§13. COURSE CALCULUS 50
§14. UNITARY COURSE THEORY 54
 
CHAPTER II - COORDINATE THEORIES FROM THE STANDPOINT OF UNITARY COURSE THEORY
§15. BASIC CONCEPTS OF COORDINATE THEORY 58
§16. GENERAL FORM OF COORDINATE LAWS 62
§17. SPECIAL AND GENERAL COVARIANCE 67
§18. QUANTUM THEORY 70
§19. GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF QUANTUM THEORY 76
§20. SPECIAL QUANTUM-MECHANICAL PROBLEMS 83
§2I. PARTICLES AND WAVES 89
§22. CLASSICAL, RELATIVITY, QUANTUM, AND UNITARY COURSE THEORY 96
§2J. THE SIX UNIVERSAL DIMENSIONAL CONSTANTS 101
§24. SYMMETRIES IN COORDINATE LAWS 107
§25- UNSOLVED PROBLEMS IN COORDINATE THEORY 112
§26. SUMMARY 113
 
CHAPTER III - GENERAL FEATURES OF UNITARY COURSE THEORY
§27. INTRODUCTORY 115
§28. THE THREE NUMBERS alpha, beta, gamma OF COORDINATE THEORY 116
§29. LOGIC, CONCEPT, AND FACT 120
§30. THE STRUCTURE OF UNITARY COURSE THEORY 124
§31. SIMPLICITY IN PHYSICAL THEORY 128
§32. THE LIMITED COMPLEXITY OF NATURE 130
§33• THE EXHAUSTION OF MICRO-ANALYSIS 132
§34• GENERAL CONCEPTS OF NATURAL SCIENCE 136
§35• GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF NATURAL SCIENCE 138
§36. LINES FOR RESEARCH 142
§37• CONCLUSION 145
NOTES
REFERENCES
APPENDIX A. EINSTEIN AND THE THEORY OF RELATIVITY 173
APPENDIX B. THE DEVELOPMENT OF QUANTUM THEORY 182