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01.00.00 Physical-mathematical sciences
DescriptionMetric describing the accelerated and rotating reference system in general relativity in the case of an arbitrary dependence of acceleration and angular velocity on time has been proposed. It is established that the curvature tensor in such metrics is zero, which corresponds to movement in the flat spaces. It is shown that the motion of test bodies in the metric accelerated and rotating reference system in general relativity is similarly to the classical motion in non-inertial reference frame. Maxwell's equations and Yang-Mills theory are converted to the moving axes in metric describes the acceleration and rotating reference frame in the general relativity in the case of an arbitrary dependence of acceleration and angular velocity of the system from time. The article discusses the known effects associated with acceleration and (or) the rotation of the reference frame - the Sagnac effect, the effect of the Stewart-Tolman and other similar effects. The numerical model of wave propagation in non-inertial reference frames in the case when potential depending of one, two and three spatial dimensions has been developed. It has been shown in numerical experiment that the acceleration of the reference system leads to retardation effects, as well as to a violation of the symmetry of the wave front, indicating that there is local change of wave speed
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PREONS CURRENTS AND WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER
01.00.00 Physical-mathematical sciences
DescriptionIn this article, a model of preons electric currents caused by the motion of preons in the electron shells and nuclear shells is proposed. It is assumed that preons currents may contribute to the conductivity of the material. A closed model of electrodynamics, which describes the diffusion of the vector potential due to the contribution to the conductivity of preons currents, is formulated. An analogy of hydrodynamics and electrodynamics of continuous media with preons currents is considered. A model of the wireless transmission of electricity is proposed
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01.00.00 Physical-mathematical sciences
DescriptionIn this article, a model of preons electric currents caused by the motion of preons in the electron shells and nuclear shells is proposed. It is assumed that preons currents may contribute to the conductivity of the material than, for example, due to different sign of the charge carriers to be determined by the Hall effect. It is shown that in metals and semiconductors, nuclear reactions can occur with rapid interruption of the current. An explanation of the known results on the transmutation of elements obtained in the explosion current-carrying conductors
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22.00.00 Sociological sciences
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THEORY OF PHYSICAL CONSTANTS AND SUPERGRAVITY IN 112D
01.00.00 Physical-mathematical sciences
DescriptionIn this article we discuss a version of the metric theory of the fundamental interactions in which it is assumed that the physical constants due to the presence of extra dimensions of space-time. The estimation of the number of physical constants based on the theory of supergravity in 112D is that the minimum number of constants is equal to 222, and the maximum number - 1404928. At present, the number of parameters that characterize the elementary particles, isotopes and chemical elements is about 150920. This number is 9.3 less than the maximum possible number of parameters that indicate still great potential of modern science. Functions describing the area and volume of a unit hypersphere, embedded in a Riemannian space of arbitrary dimension, were used to find the fundamental physical constants. A satisfactory agreement with a relative error of 0.03% calculated and experimental values of the fine structure constant found out. For the ratio of the average mass of a nucleon to the electron mass is obtained coincidence with the experimental value with an accuracy of 0.002%. The proposed theory of physical constants different from that Bartini theory that established the optimal dimension of the space is a hypersphere 5 and 7, rather than 6 as in Bartini theory. The problems of the compactification of extra dimensions in describing the motion in fourdimensional space-time are discussed
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TURBULENCE THEORY AND ROUGHNESS DENSITY EFFECT MODEL
01.00.00 Physical-mathematical sciences
DescriptionThe model of the turbulent boundary layer over a rough surface is presented. The model is based on the special type of transformation of the Navier-Stokes equation. The turbulent boundary layer in this model is considered as a flow above the rough surface gener-ated by the viscous sublayer (the dynamic roughness effect). The roughness density effect on the shift of the mean velocity logarithmic profile has been estimated in the case of 2D and 3D roughness elements
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THEORY OF TURBULENCE AND SIMULATION OF TURBULENT TRANSPORT IN THE ATMOSPHERE PART 6
01.00.00 Physical-mathematical sciences
DescriptionThe model of continuous transition from the laminar flow to the turbulent flow is proposed and the theory of the spectral density of turbulent pulsation is given
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THEORY OF TURBULENCE AND SIMULATION OF TURBULENT TRANSPORT IN THE ATMOSPHERE PART 5
01.00.00 Physical-mathematical sciences
DescriptionNumerical solutions of equations system of turbulent transport of admixtures in a surface layer of the atmosphere and for a large scale have been studied
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THEORY OF TURBULENCE AND SIMULATION OF TURBULENT TRANSPORT IN THE ATMOSPHERE PART 4
01.00.00 Physical-mathematical sciences
DescriptionThe completely closed model of wall turbulence was derived directly from the Navier-Stokes equation. The fundamental constants of wall turbulence including the Karman constant have been calculated within a theory. This model has been developed also for the accelerated and non-isothermal turbulent boundary layer flows over rough surface
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THEORY OF TURBULENCE AND SIMULATION OF TURBULENT TRANSPORT IN THE ATMOSPHERE PART 3
01.00.00 Physical-mathematical sciences
DescriptionThe completely closed model of wall turbulence was derived directly from the Navier-Stokes equation. The fundamental constants of wall turbulence including the Karman constant have been calculated within a theory. This model has been developed also for the accelerated and non-isothermal turbulent boundary layer flows over rough surface