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Vol. 12, No 2, May 2009
Origin of Gravity, Part 3
 
Vol. 12, No 1, Feb 2009
Origin of Gravity, Part 2 
 
Vol. 11, No 4, Nov 2008
Origin of Gravity, Part 1
 
Vol. 11, No 3, Aug 2008
Understanding Early Science
 
Vol. 11, No 2, May 2008
The Electrodynamic Origin of the Force of Inertia, Part 3
 
Vol. 11, No 1, Feb 2008
The Electrodynamic Origin of the Force of Inertia, Part 2
 
Vol. 10, No 4, Nov 2007
The Electrodynamic Origin of the Force of Inertia, Part 1
 
Vol. 10, No 3, Aug 2007
Science of Origins,
Part 2 – Empirical Evidence
 
Vol. 10, No 2, May 2007
Science of Origins,
Part 1 – Principles
 
Vol. 10, No 1, Feb 2007
Derivation of the Universal Force Law - Part 4
 
Vol. 9, No 4, Nov 2006
Derivation of the Universal Force Law - Part 3
 
Vol. 9, No 3, Aug 2006
Derivation of the Universal Force Law - Part 2
 
Vol. 9, No 2, May 2006
Derivation of the Universal Force Law - Part 1
 
Vol. 9, No 1, February 2006
Fine-Structure Properties of the Electron, Proton and Neutron
 
Vol. 8, No 4, November 2005
No Government Funds for CSS Research
DARPA sees FORMS as Threat to Theories of Modern Physics
 
Vol. 8, No 3, August 2005
Electron Wave Function
Electromagnetic Waves Emitted by Ring Electrons

Vol. 8, No 2, May 2005
A Classical Electromagnetic Theory of Elementary Particles - Part 2, Intertwining Charge-Fibers

Vol. 8, No 1, February 2005
FORMS OF Real Molecular Structures
Progress Report

Vol. 7, No. 4, November 2004
A Classical Electromagnetic Theory of Elementary Particles - Part 1,
Introduction
 
Vol. 7, No. 3, August 2005
The Law of Cause and Effect
 Dominant Principle of Classical Physics
 
Vol. 7, No. 2, May 2004
Observations of the Properties of Physical Entities
Part 2 - Shape and Size of Electron, Proton and Neutron

Vol. 7, No. 1, February 2004
Observations of the Properties of Physical Entities
Part 1 - Nature of the Physical World


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Additional Downloadable Articles

The following articles are available for download at no charge. 

CO1  Forces on Moving Objects by David L. Bergman (1997). Analysis of space-time physics proposed in Einstein’s Special Theory of Relativity. Shows how forces really act on moving bodies and explains the basis of inertial mass. 19 pages.

CO2  Inertial Mass of Charged Elementary Particles by David L. Bergman (1997). Science paper explaining the physical mechanisms that produce the inertial force of reaction in the electron and proton rings. 6 pages.
 
CO3  Physical Models of Matter by David L. Bergman (1997). Paper showing that physical models are superior to point particles in explaining blackbody radiation and other basic phenomena using a ring particle absorption mechanism. 3 pages.
 
GE1  Spinning Charged Ring Model of Electron Yielding Anomalous Magnetic Moment by David L. Bergman (1990). Science paper that proposed a spinning charged ring model of electron. 10 pages.
 
GE5  Commentary on "Sub-Quantum Physics" by David L. Bergman (1997). Particle-wave duality and the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle are fundamental but flawed concepts of Quantum Theory. 6 pages.
 
IC1  Conflict of Atomism and Creationism in History by David L. Bergman (1998). Conflict in philosophy of science is traced from ancient Greek ideas to Modern Science. 13 pages.
 
LN1  Theory of Forces by David L. Bergman (1998). Reviews historical theories of force transmission, shows of origin of the inertial force, and establishes an electromagnetic basis for Newton’s laws of mechanics. 21 pages.