Original Theoretical Work
Original theoretical physics by James A. Putnam — examining space and time as independent physical properties.
It is argued that the magnitude previously used as electric charge is a universal constant period of absolute, universal time — the single most unifying item when used in the denominator of rates of change of events.
By James A. Putnam
Read article →Newton's universal gravitational constant G is shown to equal the square of the local acceleration of one neutron toward another at a distance of one hydrogen radius — revealing the physical origin of gravity in a unified, dimensionless framework.
By James A. Putnam
Read article →Clausius's thermodynamic entropy is identified as a measure of time — specifically, the time required for heat to be transferred at the rate represented by temperature. Boltzmann's constant, Planck's constant, and temperature each receive physical explanations grounded in the hydrogen atom.
By James A. Putnam
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