| On the Kinematic Properties of the Vacuum in Two Dimensions |
| This paper demonstrates the fundamental mechanism that, in its absence, is responsible for the existence of the many none intuitive arguments extending back to the time of Poincare, Lorentz and Einstein. |
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| Inertia and the Mechanism |
| Inertia as qualified for all classical functions in respect to all known classically derived actions and interactions. In as far as, the exchange principle is defined in the absence of a direct fundamental exchange process. |
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| The Emergence of Gyroscopic Spherical Curves |
| The images on this page have been taken from a paper (1988) relating to research work carried out by the author some years prior to the above date. |
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