3 papers
astro-ph2001
Dark Matter or a New Force?
R. L. Ingraham, L. A. Cummings
We show that a new force, which appeared in a five-dimensional generalization of general relativity, implies precisely the flat circular velocity curves of luminous matter observed…
hep-ph2000
An explanation of the "negative neutrino mass squared" anomaly in tritium -decay based on a theory of mass
R. L. Ingraham, G. A. Luna-Acosta, J. M. Wilkes
A proposed solution of the anomalous behavior of the electron spectrum near the endpoint of tritium -decay is offered. It is based on a new theory of mass in which mass becomes…
hep-th2000
Particle masses and the fifth dimension
R. L. Ingraham
First we argue in an informal, qualitative way that it is natural to enlarge space-time to five dimensions to be able to solve the problem of elementary particle masses. Several cr…