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20042010
most citedTesting Lorentz symmetry of special relativity by means of the Virgo or Ligo set-up, through the differential measure of the two orthogonal beams time-of-flight

8 citations · 18 across the 10 of their papers we have counts for

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10 papers

physics.gen-ph2010

Beyond the Fundamentals of Special Relativity: Full Lorentz gamma factor

G. Sardin

Special relativity calculates, by means of the Lorentz gamma factor, the proper time of all inertial systems from the observer proper time, which is taken as a time standard. So, a…

physics.gen-ph2009

The proton gyromagnetic g-factor: an electromagnetic model

G. Sardin

So far, the Standard Model of Elementary Particles has not succeeded getting a trustworthy account of the proton spin, which remains an enigma. This hindrance is known as the proto…

physics.gen-ph2008

Full Nexus between Newtonian and Relativistic Mechanics

G. Sardin

A full nexus between Newtonian and relativistic mechanics is set. Contrarily to what is commonly thought, Newtonian mechanics can be amended to suit all speeds up to c. It is demon…

physics.gen-ph2005★ 1 cited

Nature and Quantization of the Proton Mass: An Electromagnetic Model

G. Sardin

A method for quantization of the proton mass is here addressed, which provides a plausible explanation for the origin of mass and leads to the unification of mass and electric char…

physics.gen-ph2004

Bradley-Sardin telecentric telescope for enhanced detection of the aberration of stellar light

G. Sardin

A telescope specifically designed for the observation of the stellar aberration of light is proposed. It is distinctive in two main features: a lengthy collimated beam and an adjus…

physics.gen-ph2004

Breaking symmetry through speed-induced beam-deflection via centrifugation of the light source

G. Sardin

The experiment proposed aims to evidence and to measure the deflection of light rays induced by the source speed upon emission, and to discern it from the aberration of light rays…