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Velocity-dependent inertial induction: a possible tired-light mechanism

Apeiron 9:10-35 (1991)

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  1. On Hubble's law of redshift, Olbers' paradox and the cosmic background radiation.A. K. T. Assis -1992 -Apeiron: Studies in Infinite Nature 12:10-16.
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  • Nonlocal forces of inertia in cosmology.André K. T. Assis &Peter Graneau -1996 -Foundations of Physics 26 (2):271-283.
    This paper reviews the origin of inertia according to Mach's principle and Weber's law of gravitation. The resulting theory is based on simultaneous nonlocal gravitational interactions between particles in the solar system and others in the remote universe beyond the Milky Way galaxy. It explains the precession of the perihelion of Mercury. A most important implication of the Mach-Weber theory of the force of inertia is the necessity for a large amount of uniformly distributed matter in the galactic universe. This (...) matter could be the source of the cosmic background radiation. Nonlocal inertia forces are compatible with a static universe and also with an expanding universe but the latter would demand slow changes in the mass of particles and the gravitational constant. (shrink)
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  • Evidence of a cosmological matter and energy cycle.Matthew R. Edwards -1998 -Apeiron 5:157-163.
  • Reply to comments by FL Walker (APEIRON 11, 4).Amitabha Ghosh -1992 -Apeiron: Studies in Infinite Nature 11 (12):41.
  • Cosmological redshift: experimental detection of gravitational radiation.S. X. K. Howusu -1996 -Apeiron 3 (1):10-13.
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