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Jos Boersema (josX): Knowing that you worked on these things... (8-Sep-2002) |
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>>>In particular, Newton II is plainly not in agreement with experimental >>>evidence. >> >>During your seances with Marco ? > >No. From personal experience with designing betatrons, synchrotrons and >microtrons, and with a close knowledge of why the original Berkeley >cyclotron could not accelerate protons beyond about 20 MeV, and why >cloverleaf cyclotrons can work up to hundreds of MeV. Knowing that you worked on these things, and that you do not care about total paradox in SR, we know enough about the credibility of the claims that particle-accelerators require SR to work. It ain't high Franz. |
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