most citedIndication of Anisotropy in Electromagnetic Propagation over Cosmological Distances

186 citations · 251 across the 9 of their papers we have counts for

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9 papers

hep-th1998

The spacetime attribute of matter

Borge Nodland

We propose that spacetime is fundamentally a property of matter, inseparable from it. This leads us to suggest that all properties of matter must be elevated to the same status as…

physics.optics1997★ 10 cited

Propagation of a short laser pulse in a plasma

Borge Nodland, C. J. McKinstrie

The propagation of an electromagnetic pulse in a plasma is studied for pulse durations that are comparable to the plasma period. When the carrier frequency of the incident pulse is…

astro-ph1997★ 25 cited

The Corkscrew Effect

John P. Ralston, Pankaj Jain, Borge Nodland

We discuss a new mechanism which could cause a rotation of polarization of electromagnetic waves due to magnetic fields on cosmological scales. The effect is due to the geometrical…

astro-ph1997★ 1 cited

An Update on Cosmological Anisotropy in Electromagnetic Propagation

John P. Ralston, Borge Nodland

We review evidence for a new phenomenon in the propagation of radio waves across the Universe, an anisotropic rotation of the plane of polarization not accounted for by conventiona…

astro-ph1997

Response to Leahy's Comment on the Data's Indication of Cosmological Birefringence

Borge Nodland, John P. Ralston

Recently, J. P. Leahy commented (astro-ph/9704285) on the indication of anisotropy in the propagation of radio waves over cosmological distances, published by Nodland and Ralston (…

astro-ph1997★ 24 cited

Response to Eisenstein and Bunn's Null Hypothesis Comment on Cosmological Birefringence

Borge Nodland, John P. Ralston

Eisenstein and Bunn have widely circulated a Comment (astro-ph/9704247) suggesting a non-standard null hypothesis in a test for cosmological birefringence. The Comment misrepresent…