Brannen@yahoo.comWhat is the content of my first archive paper?

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Hi all,

I recently published my first archive paper.

http://xxx.lanl.gov/PS_cache/gr-qc/pdf/0512/0512152.pdf

Its a bit wacky and sadly violates the WEP, but makes for an interesting read.

Any comments or criticisms gladly received.

Richard
 
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thanks for pointing it out.
I saw the paper yesterday actually (thursday's come out late wednesday) but didn't recognize the author Richard Obousy
as being PF robousy
 
Congratulations Richard! Always a happy occasion to get a paper out and accepted at the arxiv. I remain a warp drive partisam and hope that affecting the radius of the bulk becomes technologically feasible in your lifetime, if not mine.:biggrin:
 
Congratulations again, Richard! Don't be discouraged by the criticism. That is how science is done. I look forward to your future papers. You are going about it the right way.
 
Thanks for the positive remarks guys.

Nice to see some 'warp drive' partisans out there!
:)
 
robousy said:
I recently published my first archive paper.

Congratulations!

Carl
 
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