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MOND: A consequence of the geometric Leibniz Clock
D. F. Roscoe
Leibniz considered the notion of the 'empty physical space' to be a meaningless abstraction, and he held firmly to the view that the only significant thing was the set of relations…
Via Aristotle, Leibnitz and Mach to a Fractal D=2 Universe
D F Roscoe
Over the past two decades or so, it has become increasingly appparent that, out to quite large distances, galaxies are distributed in a quasi-fractal fashion with fractal dimension…
Periodicities of Quasar Redshifts in Large Area Surveys
H. Arp, C. Fulton, D. Roscoe
We test the periodicity of quasar redshifts in the 2dF and SDSS surveys. In the overall surveys redshift peaks are already apparent in the brighter quasars. But by analyzing sample…
Via Aristotle, Leibniz & Mach to a relativistic relational gravity
D F Roscoe
In previous work we have shown how a worldview that has its origins in the ideas of Aristotle, Leibniz and Mach leads to a quasi-classical (that is, one-clock) metric theory of gra…
Flatness in disc galaxy dynamics without MOND or dark matter
D F Roscoe
In previous work (astro-ph/0306228) we have established that a particular quasi-classical theoretical viewpoint about the nature of gravitation in galaxy discs provides extremely h…
Gravitation in the fractal D=2 inertial universe: New phenomenology in spiral discs and a theoretical basis for MOND
D F Roscoe
An interpretation of Mach's Principle led us to consider if it was possible to have a globally inertial universe that was irreducibly associated with a non-trivial global matter di…