This site presents works of Alexander Ketsaris devoted base concepts of theoretical physics. In particular, a new methodology allowing us to conciliate classical and quantum points of view on descriptions of physical phenomena is developed in the works. Two key regulations are in a basis of the theory:
We call your attention to lecture series. In the lectures you can familiarize yourself with the basic logical prerequisites of the theory and its consequences in a statement focused on the student audience.
2022 | |
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Febrary | 3rd edition of the book Mathematical foundations of New Physics. |
2021 | |
January | 2nd edition of the book Mathematical foundations of New Physics. |
2019 | |
Mart | The book Mathematical foundations of New Physics has been published (2 volumes). |
2014 | |
Afterword. | |
28 May | Lecture 30 Strong gravitation and weak electromagnetism. |
2012 | |
5 December | Lecture 29 Transformations of dynamic variables. Dynamic equations. |
17 September | Lecture 28 Permutation relations. English translation of Lecture 24 Unified theory of interactions. Theses. |
16 July | Lecture 27 Five-dimensional theory of gravitation and electromagnetism. |
16 June | Lecture 26 Kinematic algebra in a gauge field. Secondary kinematic algebra. |
2011 | |
12 December | Lecture 25 Curved differentiation. |
9 August | Appendix to Lecture 14 Color interaction of electrons. |
8 July | Lecture 24 Unified theory of interactions. Theses. |
2008 | |
14 November | Lecture 23 Space-time as curved space. |
2007 | |
18 February | Lecture 22 Space and time as affine space. |
2006 | |
23 October | Lecture 21 Intermediate particles of the second genus. |
9 September | Lecture 20 Dualism: intermediate particles contra gauge field. |
21 May | Lecture 19 Gauge field. Small corrections in Lecture 18. |
27 March | Lecture 18 Kinematic algebra. |
5 February | Lecture 17 Intermediate particles. |
2005 | |
20 October | Lecture 16 Tensor algebra as algebra of fundamental particles. |
31 July | Lecture 15 Hypothetical fundamental particles and Appendix to Lecture 15. |
9 May | Lecture 14 Classification of fundamental particles and tensor symmetries. |
24 April | Lecture 13 Algebra of relativistic quarks. |
26 February | Lecture 12 Algebra of nonrelativistic quarks. |
23 January | Lecture 11 Towards the quark algebra. |
2004 | |
24 October | Lecture 10 Special relativity in the space-time of lepton. |
6 August | Lecture 9 Equations of relativistic quantum mechanics for leptons. |
20 May | Lecture 8 Space-time of lepton. |
15 May | The second edition of Algebraic foundations of physics. Space-time and action as universal algebras was published in Editorial URSS Publishers. |
4 Mart | Lecture 6 Antileptons and contravariant conjugate Clifford algebra and Lecture 7 Antileptons and covariant conjugate action algebra. Small changes in Lectures 1-5. |
2003 | |
31 July | Lecture 5 Wave functions of leptons. |
4 July | Lecture 4 Contravariant action algebra and quantum postulates. |
5 June | Lecture 3 Is it possible to deduce Dirac matrices? |
27 May | Lecture 2 Clifford algebra as candidate for action algebra. |
25 April | Lecture 1 A reason of quantum phenomena. |
15 April | Our site was started. |