A Muggle’s Bibliothek
last
revision:
12/18/2023
16/2021
A Muggle’s Bibliothek
© Dr. Ing. Dipl Phys. M. Hüfner 2014
The physical world view between reality and surrealism
All downloads are free only for private use
Behind the scenes criticism of Einstein's theory of relativity is practiced again and again, without well-known theoreticians commenting on the causes of the problem. Here an analysis of the text is made and comments and remarks are inserted. The differences between reality and image as well as space and surface are worked out and what these terms have to do with physics. Then the theory appears in a new light and the reader can suddenly correctly classify the material. Black holes become an illusion because the room actually has no curvature.
Relativity, The Special and the General Theory
Albert Einstein
Critique of Pure Reason (1787) Immanuel Kant
This is the most significant work of the philosopher Kant. 23years after its release the Vatican had set it on the Index of Forbidden Books. It deals with the thinking functions such as formal logic and anticipates elements of set theory when describing them with the contemporary familiar terms. Here, Kant shows that thinking without concrete content (phenomena) is worthless. Since he can not describe God as a phenomenon, he can't acknowledge his existence. In addition, the author describes the typical mistake of formal reasoning. A I-must-have-read for all lovers of theoretical physics.
Quantum
mechanics
applies
with
respect
to
their
practical
success
as
one
of
the
most
secure
physical
theories
at
all.
Nevertheless,
with
their
physical
interpretation
still
has
a
hard
time
today.
The
reason
may
be
that
this
theory
in
contrast
to
the
theory
of
relativity
does not declare principles, but "only" mathematically modeled physical phenomena.
It
is
even
claimed
that
this
theory
isn't
a
realistic
theory.
In
the
book,
the
two
main
paradox
of their history are treated, which are the expression of a misunderstood theory.
Philosophische Verirrungen in der
Quantenmechanik des 20. Jahrhunderts
Paul Marmet
2
2
Explanation of universal gravitation
or from Newton to Mossotti to Weber
Principien einer Electrodynamischen Theorie der Materie
A historical writing about gravity in the 19th century
Johann Carl Friedrich
Zöllner
last revision: 01/16/2023
Muggle’s Library
© Dr. Ing. Dipl Phys. M. Hüfner 2014
All downloads are free only for private use
Behind
the
scenes
criticism
of
Einstein's
theory
of
relativity
is
practiced
again
and
again,
without
well-
known
theoreticians
commenting
on
the
causes
of
the
problem.
Here
an
analysis
of
the
text
is
made
and
comments
and
remarks
are
inserted.
The
differences
between
reality
and
image
as
well
as
space
and
surface
are
worked
out
and
what
these
terms
have
to
do with physics.
Albert Einstein
Relativity, The Special and the
General Theory
2
Critique of Pure Reason (1787)
Immanuel Kant
This is the most significant work of the philosopher Kant. 23years after its release the Vatican had set it on the Index of Forbidden Books. It deals with the thinking functions such as formal logic and anticipates elements of set theory when describing them with the contemporary familiar terms. Here, Kant shows that thinking without concrete content (phenomena) is worthless. Since he can not describe God as a phenomenon, he can't acknowledge his existence. In addition, the author describes the typical mistake of formal reasoning.
Philosophische Verirrungen
in der Quantenmechanik des
20. Jahrhunderts
Paul Marmet
Quantum
mechanics
applies
with
respect
to
their
practical
success
as
one
of
the
most
secure
physical
theories
at
all.
Nevertheless,
with
their
physical
interpretation
still
has
a
hard
time
today.
The
reason
may
be
that
this
theory
in
contrast
to
the
theory
of
relativity
does
not
declare
principles,
but
"only"
mathematically
modeled
physical phenomena.
It
is
even
claimed
that
this
theory
isn't
a
realistic
theory.
In
the
book,
the
two
main
paradox
of
their
history
are
treated,
which
are
the
expression
of
a
misunderstood theory.
Erklärung der universellen
Gravitation -
oder von Newton über Mossotti zu Weber
Principien
einer
Electrodynamischen
Theorie
der Materie
Eine historische Schrift über die Gravitation im
19. Jahrhundert
Johann Carl Friedrich
Zöllner
2
