THE WAY TO ETIS: APPLIED GRAVITATIONAL MASS SPECTROSCOPY

THE WAY TO ETIS: APPLIED GRAVITATIONAL MASS SPECTROSCOPY

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CONTENTS

Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION

Chapter 2: WEAK MOLECULAR INTERACTIONS

2.1. THE ENERGY OF WEAK MOLECULAR INTERACTIONS

2.2. IDENTIFICATION METHODS FOR WEAK MOLECULAR INTERACTIONS

2.3. MOLECULAR CLUSTERS

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES TO 2

Chapter 3: PRINCIPLES OF GRAVITATION MASS SPECTROSCOPY (GMS)

3.1. INTERACTION PRINCIPLES OF MATTER WITH SHOCK WAVES

3.2. A NEW FORM OF MOLECULAR MATTER – CLUSTER ENSEMBLES: PARTICLES AND WAVES

3.3 THE PHYSICAL IMPACT OF THE F VALUE

Chapter 4: EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION FOR THE GRAVITATION MASS SPECTROSCOPY (GMS)

4.1. MEASURING CELLS FOR GMS-SPECTROSCOPY

4.2. ALGORITHM AND PROGRAMS FOR GMS

4.3. AN EXPERIMENT (AN EXAMPLE)

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES TO 3 AND 4

Chapter 5: CLUSTER STRUCTURE OF LIQUID ALCOHOLS, WATER, AND n-HEXANE

5.1. WATER CLUSTERS AND CELESTIAL BODIES

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES TO 5

Chapter 6: GMS-SPECTROSCOPY OF NONANOIC ACID (n-C8H17COOH)

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES TO 6

Chapter 7: GMS-SPECTROSCOPY OF SULFURIC ACID

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES TO 7

Chapter 8: SUPER CLUSTER STRUCTURE IN AROMATIC LIQUIDS

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES TO 8

Chapter 9: POLYSTYRENES

9.1. STATISTICAL ENSEMBLE (LONG-RANGE ORDER) IN APS SOLUTIONS

9.2. THE CLUSTER STRUCTURE OF APS COILS IN SOLUTION

9.3. COIL ASSOCIATES OF APS IN SOLUTION

9.4. THE CLUSTER STRUCTURE OF APS COILS IN THE SOLID STATE

9.5. PROPERTIES OF POLYSTYRENE CLUSTERS

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES TO 9

Chapter 10: INTERACTION OF WEAK SHOCK WAVES WITH SOLUTIONS

10.2. MECHANISM OF SODIUM CHLORIDE DISSOLVING IN WATER AND THE PROCESS OF SOLUTION AGING

10.3. RIVERS

10.4. LAKES

10.5. RAINWATER

10.6. PROPERTIES OF MOLECULAR CLUSTERS IN WATER

10.7. WATER CLUSTER STRUCTURE IN MUCOSA OF THE GARDEN SLUG AND THE LARGE GARDEN SNAIL

10.8. WATER CLUSTERS: THE ROLE OF THE SURROUNDINGS

10.9. WEAK GRAVITATIONAL RADIATION (GR) OF FAST ROTATING BODIES RESONATING WITH THE GR OF WATER

10.11. PHENOMENON OF THE INFLUENCE OF NATURAL DISASTERS ON LRO IN LIQUIDS

Chapter 11: THE NATURE OF DOMAINS IN PROTEINS

CONCLUSION

Chapter 12: DOMAINS IN BIOMATRICES

Chapter 13: CLUSTER-12 IN POTATO AMYLOPECTIN DURING GROWTH

CONCLUSION

Chapter 14: WATER CLUSTERS IN PLANTS, FAST CHANNEL PLANT COMMUNICATIONS, AND THE PLANET’S INFLUENCE

CONCLUSION

Chapter 15: FORCED FORMATION CLUSTERS IN WHEAT GRAIN

CONCLUSION

Chapter 16: THE DIRECTION OF GRAVITATIONAL RADIATION

CONCLUSION

Chapter 17: COMPOSITE MATERIALS

CONCLUSION

Chapter 18: THE STRUCTURAL HETEROGENEITY OF THE PHYSICAL VACUUM

18.1. TURBULENCES IN A PHYSICAL VACUUM GENERATED BY THE MOON’S MOTION

Chapter 19: SCANNING OF THE SUN AND OTHER CELESTIAL BODIES WITH THE HELP OF GRAVITATIONAL SPECTROSCOPY

19.1. AXIONS FROM THE SUN, ACHERNAR, AND THE GAS GIANTS

Chapter 20: EARTH’S GRAVITATIONAL DIPOLE: GRAVITATIONAL COMPASS

CONCLUSION

Chapter 21: PROTON DISSOLUTION IN A VACUUM AND PROTON CONDENSATION FROM A VACUUM

CONCLUSION

Chapter 22: THE NATURE OF THE ELECTRON AND GRAVITATIONAL RADIATION

CONCLUSION

Chapter 23: METHOD FOR DETERMINING DISTANCES TO CELESTIAL BODIES AND THEIR MASSES

CONCLUSION

Chapter 24: EXTRATERRESTRIAL INTELLIGENCE (ETI): A NEW CHANNEL OF GRAVITATIONAL COMMUNICATION

24.1. FIRST CONTACT WITH THE INHABITANTS OF URANUS

24.2. LISTENING TO THE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN ETIS

CONCLUSION

SPONSORSHIP

Chapter 25: FINAL WORDS

A NEW FORM OF MOLECULAR MATTER: ITS CLUSTER FORMATION AND CLUSTER ENSEMBLES

THE INFORMATION FIELD OF A NEW MOLECULAR MATTER FORM

THE PHENOMENON OF PROTON JUMPING IN MOLECULAR MATTER AND UNDERSTANDING THE VACUUM

THE HETEROGENEOUS STRUCTURE OF THE PHYSICAL VACUUM

CLUSTER ENSEMBLES IN ATOMIC NUCLEONS

CLUSTER CONSTRUCTION OF THE UNIVERSE

MOLECULES AND ATOMS

THE GRAVITATIONAL CHANNELS OF EXTRATERRESTRIAL CIVILIZATIONS (ETI)

AUTHORS’ CONTACT INFORMATION

INDEX