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A "Book of Abstracts" is now available!
A booklet is now available that contains the abstracts of the coming conference "New Ideas in Natural Sciences" to be held in St. Petersburg, Russia, June 17-22, 1996.
Call For Papers - First Announcement
NEW IDEAS IN NATURAL SCIENCES International Conference St. Petersburg, Russia June 17-22, 1996 CALL FOR PAPERS. Subjects include: electrogravitation, cold fusion, transmutation of chemical elements, free energy, gyroscopes and antigravity reaction, inertial propulsion drives, control by rate of time, scalar generation and detection, Mobius surface current effects, single-wire power transmission, heat pumps, unipolar (homopolar) generators, and torsion field. Send the Name of your paper, your name and address, fax, e-mail address and abstract (10-20 lines) to the Fax number: 7-812-247-8924. Abstracts must be received by 1 Feb. 1996. Also, please send a copy of the complete paper (up to 10 pages and 2 figures) by post to: Dr. Anatoly P. Smimov P.O. Box 25,195290 St. Petersburg, Russia The papers will be printed in a book in English prior to the conference to help international discussion. Registration fee: US$ 250 (book and simultaneous interpretation of lectures at conference included). Hotel (US$ 63 per day). Use the above Fax and address to request information or to register for conference. [Taken from the February 1996, issue of New Energy News, Vol. 3, No. 9]
Conference Program - Second Announcement
New Ideas in Natural Sciences
International conference
St.-Petersburg, June 17 - 22, 1996
Organizers of conference:
St.-Petersburg's Physics Society
Russian Geological Society
Russian Geographical Society
St.-Petersburg's High School Teachers Association
Co-Chairmen:
Academician Grigorian S.S.,
Vice-President of Russian Academy of Sciences.
Academician Kaznacheev V.P.,
Novosibirsk, Russian Academy of Medical Sciences.
The purpose of the International conference "New Ideas in Natural Sciences" is
to provide a forum for discussion on the structure of problems, new ideas and
new directions in modern natural science, reports on new experimental results
and demonstration of new effects.
TOPICS:
PHYSICS
1. Modern problems in physics. Theoretical research.
2. New energetics, practical results.
3. Gravitation and overlapping technologies.
4. Investigation of the properties of space and time.
GEOLOGY
The activities in geological sciences will take place concurrently with those in physics.
Discussions are planned for the second half of every day following the reports of the speakers and of their opponents. Also demonstrations of devices and experiments are planned to help devolop some business contacts.
Keynote reports refer to the reports of the lecturers and those of their opponents.
Nonlecturing guests are invited to participate in discussions and experimental demonstrations.
The organizing committee has the right to arrange the format of the proceedings of the conference, which will be published in September1996.
CONFERENCE DATES AND TIMES:
June 17 ( Monday )
14.00 Opening. General information.
15.00 - 19.00 Lectures and discussion.
June 18 ( Tuesday )
9.30 - 13.30 Lectures.
15.00 - 19.00 Discussion and demonstration of experiments.
June 19 ( Wednesday )
9.30 - 13.30 Lectures.
15.00 - 19.00 Discussion and demonstration of devices.
June 20 ( Thursday )
9.30 - 13.30 Lectures.
15.00 - 19.00 Discussion and workshop.
June 21 ( Friday )
9.30 - 13.30 Lectures.
15.00 - 19.00 Discussion and workshop.
22.00 Excursion "St.-Petersburg's White Nights"
June 22 ( Saturday )
12.00 - 15.00 Closing of conference, discussion of its results. 17.00 Banquet.
LECTURES
----------------------------------------------------- I. Modern Problems In Physics. Theoretical Research. -----------------------------------------------------1. Anatoly P. Smirnov, St.-Petersburg, Russia, The structure of misconceptions in modern physics. Some methods for their rectification, practical possibilities and effects.
2. A.A. Nassikas, Larissa Ed. Inst. of Technology, Greece, Hypotesis and Equations of the Unified Matter Field.
3. Alexander Abian, Iowa State Univ., USA, Equivalence of Mass and Time.
4. Josef Hasslberger, Rome, Italy, Tetra Space Co-ordinates. A tetrahedron-based system of space co-ordinates.
5. Akimov , Moscow, Russia, Torsion fields, practical applications. Video demonstration, photo.
6. Efimov A.A., Ms. Shpitalnaya A.A., St.-Petersburg, Russia, Global Energetical Anisotropy of Space.
7. Efimov A.A., St.-Petersburg, Russia, On the Force that is Acting on the Electron from the Surrounding Field.
8. Butusov K.P., St.-Petersburg, Russia, The Physics of de-Brogli's wave.
9. Kutolin S.A., Novosibirsk, Russia, The quantum-fluctuational model for interaction of elements through strong and electromagnetic collisions, which determine periodicity ( self co-ordination ) and unity for description of properties of matter.
10. Plykin V.D, Igevsk, Russia, Information-Energy model for matter and Universe.
11. Safonov I.A., Moscow area, Russia, On the Correctness of the Law of Energy Conservation.
12. Volkov I.A., St.-Petersburg, Russia, Formulas for Comparatively Stable Clusters of Carbon.
13. Klyushin Y.G., St.-Petersburg, Russia, On the Maxwell Approach to Gravity.
14. Fogel V.A., St.-Petersburg, Russia, Forces are not considered in Electrodynamics.
15. Fogel V.A., St.-Petersburg, Russia, Energy and Impetus of a Charged Circuit under Current.
16. Fogel V.A. and Shepsenvol M.A., St.-Petersburg, Russia, Effects Connected with Movement of Source of Field Relatively to Measuring Equipment.
17. Mishin A.M., St.-Petersburg, Russia, The Phenomenological Model of the Ether as a Result of New Empirical Conception. Experimental Results.
18. Martin Muller, Pfullingen, Germany, Saha Equation - Undeniable Evidence for the Physical Nature of Chemical Bonding.
19. Turchaninov G.S. and Turchaninov I.G., Krasnoyarsk State University, Russia, Non-Dissipative Closed Electrical Current Process in Normal-State ( non-superconductive ) Electroconductive Media.
20. Frolov A.V., St.-Petersburg, Russia, The Mass as Process of Existence: Method and Examples for Calculations.
21. Vinogradova M.G. and Khodkov A.E., St.-Petersburg, Russia, About Experimental proofs of Attraction of Earth to the Sun by Screening of Part of Surrounding Inflows of Ether's Neutrinoes.
22. Groshev V.L., St.-Petersburg, Russia, A New Theory of Unified Field.
23. Chirkov A.G., St.-Petersburg, Russia, The Principle of Relativity of Galilei by Galilei.
24. Shlenov A.G., St.-Petersburg, Russia, Comparision of Unified Field Theoriy and Results of Observation.
25. Gilin P.A., St.-Petersburg, Russia, Classical and Modified Electrodynamics.
---------------------------------------- II. New Energetics. Practical Results. ----------------------------------------1. Information about research work (theory and experiments): Thomas E. Bearden, Alabama, USA, Use of Asymmetrical Regauging and Multivalued Potentials to Achieve Overunity Electromagnetic Engines: Concepts and Specific Engine Examples.
2. Igor V. Goryachev, Utah, USA, Free Energy generation by Water Decomposition in Highly efficient Electrolytic Process.
3. Stefan Marinov, Graz, Austria, the self-accelerating generator.
4. Buinov G.N., St.-Petersburg, Russia, On the Second Beginning of Thermodynamics.
5. Klimov S.N., Moscow area, Russia, Utilization of Time and Energy of Dispersed Heat in "Paired two/four-step Klimov motor"
6. Serogodsky A.V., Moscow, Russia, Isothermical motor. Patented in Germany.
7. Elio Conte, Italy, An application of Biquaternion Quantum Mechanics in Superconductivity.
8. Elio Conte, Italy, An Experimental Confirmation of Nuclear Fusion of the Proton and the Electron in the Neutron in Accord With the Biquaternion Quantum Mechanics.
9. Dan Chicea, Romania, Microscopic Acceleration Mechanism and Cold Fusion in Deuterated Materials.
10. Dr. Anatoly P. Smirnov, Review of cold fusion research work in Russia from 1960 to present time.
11. Filimonov B.A., Minsk, Belarus, Cold Fusion and Transmutation of Nuclei: recent Achievements and Old Problems.
12. Frolov A.V., St.-Petersburg, Russia, The Application of Potential Field to Generate Work. Permanent magnet motor-generator and self-generating electric discharge system demonstration.
13. Avramenko S.V., Moscow area, Klimovsk, Method for electric energy ( power ) transmission in single-wire line ( open circuit ) in heterogeneous conductivity mode for normal conditions. Experiments.
14. G.Galeczki and P. Marquardt, Koln, Germany, About the Local Tapping of Energy.
15. Chirkov A.G., St.-Petersburg, Russia, About Law of Conservation in the Theories of Fields.
----------------------------------------------- III. Gravitation And Overlapping Technologies. -----------------------------------------------1. Information about research work and proposals for joint projects: Medvedev B.A., Saratov, Russia, Control on reproduction factor for neutrons by means of gravity waves as technology for safe nuclear plants. Proposal for know-how, patent work and joint business.
2. Shahparonov I.M., Moscow, Russia, Effect of Mobius Surface Currents: Generator for Radiation of Kozyrev-Dirak Waves, effects on matter, generation of gravity scalar type waves when oscillations of Kozyrev-Dirak beam takes place. Demonstration of device and video on experiments. Sale of plumbing magnetized with new type waves.
3. Poliakov S.M. and Poliakov O.S., Moscow, Russia, The Base of Experimental Gravitonics.
4. Ivanov Y.M., Moscow, Russia, The Nature of Force and Theory of Levitation. Method for compression of standing waves or "How to remove Einstein's block?"
5. Belostotsky Y.G., St.-Petersburg, Russia, The Basis and Principles for Reactionless Drive. Demonstration of experiment.
6. Shukalov K.D., Ivanovo area, Russia, The Active movement: Conception and experimental results. Demonstration of electromagnetic propulsion force.
7. Shukalov B.D., Ivanovo, Russia, Inertioidal Devices. Demonstration.
8. Shpakov P.D., Gatchina, Russia, Quantum Gravitation.
9. Shulgin V.G., Russia, Gravitation - Result of Interaction of Substance with Gradient of Ether Density.
10. Simakov A.S., St.-Petersburg, Russia, On the Connection Between Electromagnetics and Graviation. Experimental Base for Definition of Nature of Gravitation Interaction Carrier.
11. Information about research work: Hideo Hayasaka, Possibility for the Existence of Anti-Gravity and the Complete Parity Breaking of Gravity; Evidence from Free-fall Experiment of a Spinning Gyro.
12. Eue Jin Jeong, Seoul, Korea, Rotating Hemisphere; Center of Mass Shift.
13. Martin Holwerda, Anti Gravity Flight by Absorption of Gravity Vortices.
14. Ostrikov M.F., St.-Petersburg, Russia, Conception and Equipment for Demonstration of Energy and Force transformations.
15. David Jonsson, Uppsala, Sweden, Moving Magnet Field of Orbiting Electron of Hydrogen.
16. Information about theoretical research and idea for experiments: Kashuba V.Y., Anti-Gravity Force as Result of Cetrifugal Force.
17. Francs J. McCabe, USA, A Gyroscope Video Workshop Set Up to Observe and Determine Mechanical Gyro Properties of Forces, Torques and Motions.
18. Butusov K.P., St.-Petersburg, Russia, Diffraction of Gravitation Waves.
19. Rappe Y.S., St.-Petersburg, Russia, Researches on Paradoxes of Electrodynamics by Means of the Method of Modeling in Systems for Dielectrical Measurements.
20. Frolov A.V., St.-Petersburg, Russia, Conception and Experiments on Gravitation.
------------------------------------------------------- IV. Investigation Of The Properties Of Space And Time. -------------------------------------------------------1. Chernobrov V.A., Moscow, Russia, Experiments on Control by Movement ( Rate and Direction ) of Time.
2. Veinik A.V., Minsk, Belarus, On Some Properties of Physical Time and Space.
3. Zolotarev V.F. and Zolotarev Y.V., St.-Petersburg, Russia, Thought as a Method for Direct Production of Material Objects. Experiment on Detection of Gravi-Inertial Waves.
4. Timashev A.R., St.-Petersburg, Russia, The Generalized Golden Section and a Theory of Time.
5. Bondarenko E.G., St.-Petersburg, Russia, On the Problem of Trapping Information from Surrounding Medium. Torsion Field Detection.
7. Frolov A.V., St.-Petersburg, Russia, Experiments on Utilization of Longitudinal waves of Ether ( Waves of Density of Time ) in Technical Telecommunication Systems.
8. Asper G. Gasan Ali-Zade, On the Possibility for Difference Between Atom Clock and Efemerid Time, and on the Change of Gravitation Constant in Time.
TIME AND LOCATION:
The Conference will take place from June 17 to June 22, 1996. Arrival of the participants of the conference in Hotel Sovetskaya is planned on June 16 and June 17.
Registration will occur at the hotel from 10.00 AM to 16.00 PM on June 16, and from 10.00 AM to 13.00 PM on June 17, in business centre of hotel, first floor.
Please, complete HOTEL RESERVATION FORM is included in this file.
The room rates in the hotel are: for a single room USD 60, a bad in a double room is USD 30.
Please, note that this special discount avaliable if your made payment in address of organizing committee before May 10.
The lunch between morning and eveninig sessions of the conference costs USD10.
Different excursions can be organized for you.
TRAVEL and VISA:
International travel agency "Russian Travel" was selected to help guests of the conference in visa questions and tickets.
"Russian Travel" agency 7-812-3111121, 7-812-3290169, 7-812-3290170. FAX: 7-812-2518890, 7-812-3143157
FEE:
Registration fee is USD 300 by bank transfer in Russia:
1. Sankt-Petersburg's Bank of Savings Bank of Russia, Mr. Klyshin Y.G., account 55151507000012132, correspondent account Savings Bank of Russia, Moscow, Russia, SWIFT: SABRRUMM, account 8100055.
Please, note in transfer: "scientific conference registration fee".
2. Also you can pay the fee by bank transfer in Italy:
Banca Popolare di Bergamo
Via San Silverio 57, 00165 ROMA - Italy
Bank code: 3204 5428, account number 30669 Mr. Josef Hasslberger
OTHER:
Banquet and excursions will have to be paid cash in St.-Petersburg.
Proceedings of the conference will printed in September.
The Proceedings will also be available in English!
Videotapes will also be available.
For additional information call or write to:
Organizing Committee
P.O.Box 37, 193024
St.-Petersburg, Russia.
Alexander V. Frolov
Email: postmaster@frolov.spb.ru
Phone: 7-812-2747877
Fax: Att. Dr. Anatoly P. Smirnov
7-812-2471017, 7-812-2478924
REGISTRATION FORM:
REGISTRATION FORM INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE "NEW IDEAS IN NATURAL SCIENCES" St.-Petersburg, Russia 17 - 22 June, 1996 To be completed and returned by airmail to: Organizing Committee P.O.Box 37, 193024 St.-Petersburg, Russia. Email: postmaster@frolov.spb.ru Fax: 7-812-2471017 and 2478924, Attn. Dr. Anatoly P. Smirnov NAME ........................................................... first name SURNAME ........................................................ last name PROFESSION/QUALIFICATIONS....................................... ................................................................ NAME OF ORGANIZATION ........................................... ADDRESS......................................................... CITY/STATE/ZIP.................................................. ................................................................ COUNTRY......................................................... TELEPHONE/FAX/EMAIL............................................. ................................................................ FEE USD 300 per one person was paid ( please, use one of addresses ) 1. Sankt-Petersburg's Bank of Savings Bank of Russia, Mr. Klyushin Y.G., account 55151507000012132, correspondent account Savings Bank of Russia, Moscow, Russia, SWIFT: SABRRUMM, account 8100055. 2. Bank transfer on account number 30669, bank code 3204 5428, Banca Popolare di Bergamo Via San Silverio 57, 00165 ROMA - Italy. Mr. Josef Hasslberger. Date .............1996 Signature ...........................
HOTEL RESERVATION FORM
HOTEL RESERVATION FORM Organizing committee offer to make the hotel reservation for guests of conference NEW IDEAS IN NATURAL SCIENCES, St.-Petersburg, June 17 - 22, 1996. We have following accomodation possibilities in Sovetskaya Hotel: 1/2 of double room category A : USD 30 single room category A : USD 60 Breakfast included. As the number of single room is limited, sharing a room by two persons may be necessary. Dead line for reservation is May 10, 1996. To be completed by guest and returned to organizing committee by email: postmaster@frolov.spb.ru or by fax: 7-812-2471210, 7-812-2478924 NAME ........................................................... first name SURNAME ........................................................ last name NAME OF ORGANIZATION ........................................... ADDRESS......................................................... CITY/STATE/ZIP.................................................. ................................................................ COUNTRY......................................................... TELEPHONE/FAX/EMAIL............................................. I order a room from ..... June 1996 to .......June 1996 number of nights.................. single room ...................... 1/2 of double room ............... whole double room ................ Total sum USD............. was paid by bank transfer in Italy: Banca Popolare di Bergamo Via San Silverio 57, 00165 ROMA Bank code: 3204 5428, account number 30669 Mr. Josef Hasslberger Date ............. Signature.................................
Alexander V. Frolov P.O.Box 37, 193024 St.-Petersburg, Russia alex@frolov.spb.ru
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