Text: "Scalar motion." Points out scalar motion and multidimensional motion. Movement can occur simultaneously in extraspatial dimensions, e.g., in time. Simultaneous motion in the time dimension would subtract from the spatial extension of an object. Charge would be a one-dimensional distributed scalar motion. Gravitation would be a three-dimensional distributed scalar motion. Permanent magnetism would be a two-dimensional distributed scalar motion. Reciprocity. 11(3), Autumn 1981. p. 5-17. International society of unified science conference. 6th annual, Downey, California, Aug. 15, 1981.

See Also: scalar electromagnetics, Larson theory, foundations of physics.

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