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Dear Claus Biegert, February 15, 1999
Greetings! February 8, 1999 Dear Claus, Here are my comments which embody my official rejoinder to Dr. Islam's points of view regarding the substance and the contents and the result of my work. Dr. Islam ought to seriously consider the validity and the empirical verifiability of the following statements which can be rigorously demonstrated to be true statements of fundamental physical scientific facts, as they have been presented in the context of my written work. 1. Physicists think that there are four fundamental forces of nature. All four of them can not be observed and measured directly; one and only one of them can be directly observed and measured, namely, THE ELECTROMAGNETIC FORCE. This does not qualify as a privilege, it is simply an empirical physical scientific fact, which Dr. Sternglass can fully corroborate, I think it is fair to point out. 2. We do not encounter and measure gravitational force directly in our everyday life. We do need the electromagnetic force, i.e. the electromagnetic interaction to measure and to perceive that which we think and call the force of "gravity". "Gravity" is strictly a theoretical force, only. 3. QED theory does indeed fully account for established, so observed and measured physical phenomena, without exception! 4. Nuclear forces are certainly not observable and measurable under any circumstances whatsoever, and as such do qualify as theoretical forces only, period. 5. All chemical interactions, without exception, are indeed a matter of electromagnetic interactions, because no nuclear forces, as they have been established and theoretically defined, are involved in any chemical interactions. All chemical interactions necessarily take place outside of the nuclei of the atoms which are electromagnetically involved, only, in all chemical interactions, as Richard Feynman has stated. 6. Yes, most of the electromagnetic interactions are invisible to the naked eye only, however I have used the term "invisible" to indicate interactions which can not be observed and measured by means of any kind of sensibilities whatsoever, including all kinds of technological instrumental sensibilities which are very often engaged in the processes of observing and measuring physical scientific interactivities, all of which comprise electromagnetic means of technological instrumental sensibilities only. Once again, Dr. Sternglass corroborates my point of view pertaining to this matter. At the beginning of my "paper" I claim that if I can demonstrate rigorously and comprehensively that one, and only one, of the so-called four fundamental physical scientific forces does indeed fully account for each and every empirical observation and measurement conducted and recorded in the historical context of physical science to date; then in effect, I will have demonstrated comprehensively the fundamental unification of physical science, as a whole, will I have not? All of the established physical scientific evidence, to date, confirms and verifies my rigorous and conclusive case, no matter how anyone may wish to think about it. In closing, with all due respect to Dr, Islam, I am surprised that he has chosen to make such groundless comments about the substance and the contents and the result of my work. I am inclined to believe that Dr. Sternglass would share my sentiments in this regard, and I tend to think that other established physicists will think seriously about these fundamental matters of vital concern, before they choose to reiterate, officially, the comments and points that Dr. Islam has chosen to make about my specific case. Let's proceed with THE DEBATE.
Best wishes,
PS. With respect to Dr. Islam's final remarks, that he has not
seen the rigorous and comprehensive demonstration which I have
claimed to make, perhaps he has neglected to look rigorously and
comprehensively at the substance and the contents of what I have
written; for the history of established physical science, as a
whole, comprises the empirical case which substantiates the validity
of my demonstration, in its entirety. Also, I already know that
it is not possible to do anything of importance in physics without
mathematics, however in my case I am relying on the mathematics
which has already been done so well by James Clerk Maxwell, in
terms of his electromagnetic field theory and the mathematics
which has been done so well by those who have established QED
theory already also. This is why it was not necessary for me to
do any additional mathematics in terms of my paper.
February 7, 1999
Dear Claus, 1.)"There are four fundemental forces of nature. All of them can be observed without the help of each other." (Dr. Islam) This should perhaps be rewritten--There is one universal force that can be observed interacting at four stages. Please explain which forces are not of or percieved electromagnetically? 2.)"We encounter and measure gravitational force directly in our everyday life. We do not need electromagnetic force to percieve it." (Dr. Islam) Question? Are not the instruments observing or recording the actions of Gravity not electromagnetic? And even the natural system of the perciever, ie the nervous system, not electromagnetic? 3.) If QED does not account for all physical phenomena then please explain which physical phenomena are not accounted for by QED? 4.) While effects of nuclear force are observable (effects) They remain only theoretical in that in that one may only observe effects or interactions of one force --Electromagnetic. the electrician may use electricity but cannot explain what it is. 5.) The good doctor states "ALMOST all chemical interactions are electromagnetic BECUSE nuclear forces are not involved in MOST chemical interactions." Are not all interactions electromagnetic? From whense does the electromagnetic field arise if not at or beyond the atomic level? 6.)If as the good doctor states, "Most electromagnetic interactions are invisible!" then one may deduce that one is only observing or measuring EFFECTS and the cause while remaining invisible remains electromagnetic only. In the visible world (electromagnetic in nature) even the warm sun and the dance of the northern lights reveal only electromagnetic interactions.
February 4, 1999 Dear Claus, here are my comments on Richard Savage 's paper. Mr. Savage should consider the following points: 1. There are four fundamental forces of nature. All of them can be observed without the help of the others. Electromagnetic forces are in no way privileged. 2. We encounter and measure gravitational force directly in our everyday life. We do not need electromagnetic force to measure or perceive it. It is not only a theoretical force. 3. QED does not account for all physical phenomena. 4. Nuclear forces are observable and measurable. It is not only a theoretical force. 5. Almost all chemical interactions are electromagnetic, because nuclear forces are not involved in most of the chemical interactions. 6. Most of the electromagnetic interactions are invisible.
At the beginning of his paper he claims that he will demonstrate
rigorously and comprehensibly that the electromagnetic force is
the only force of nature. I have not seen such demonstration in
his paper. It is not possible to do anything of importance in
physics without mathematics. He avoids mathematics in his paper.
Best wishes February 1, 1999
Dear Nuclear-Free Future Award, January 28, 1999
Dear Nuclear-Free Future Award,
Ernest J. Sternglass, Ph.D The logical arguments that you have advanced to arrive at this conclusion are supported by the growing experimental and theoretical results that no nuclear particles have been discovered in a century of intensive research that do not ultimately decay to produce only electrons and positrons. Even the otherwise stable proton annihilates with its oppositely charged anti-proton to result in the fundamental pure charges of electromagnetic theory via the intermediate stage of unstable mesons, and all instrumentation involved in their detection is purely electromagnetic in its nature, as you have pointed out.
You are also correct in pointing out that no non-electromagnetic measuring
processes have ever been utilized in the studies of the constituents of matter.
In fact, even the neutrinos are observed only through their interaction with
electrons and protons, and as I have shown in my 1965 paper in the European
physics journal Nuovo Cimento, their relatively weak interaction with matter
can be quantitatively explained by the highly relativistic motions of the
electrons and positrons within the nucleons and mesons from which they are
emitted and by which they are absorbed.
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