Electromagnetism and Electrostatics
(6) Independence of capacitance from dielectric
(13) Electromagnetic theory without the Lorentz transformations
(26) Two kinds of potential difference for a capacitor
(22) Role of air pressure in diamagnetism
(23) Role of air pressure in the force between currents
(24) A deliberation on the limits of the validity of Newton's third law in Electromagnetism
(9) Electric current similar to water current
(18) Classical analysis of the electric conductivity
(1) Geomagnetic field reason
(35) Actual justification of the Crooks and Nichols radiometers
Also (8), (15), (11), (34)
Quantum Mechanics
(2) Compton effect as a Doppler effect
(5) Classical justification of the Stern-Gerlach experiment
(11) Wrong construig of the Boltzmann factor
(8) Classical justification of the Hall effect
(12) Classical justification of the wave-like behavior of electron beams
(16) Classical justification of the Franck-Hertz experiment
(10) Classical gustification of the photoelectric effect
Also (9), (18), (1), (14)
Relativity
(3) Optical deviation of stars light by Sun
(4) Does really stellar aberration contradict ether drag
(15) A critique of the definitions of mass and force
Also (13)
Fluids and Thermodynamics
(7) A deliberation on the surface tension theory
(25) Why evaporation causes coldness; a challenge to the second law of thermodynamics
Also (9), (11)
Mechanics
(19) Primary proof that the torque exerted on a stationary body is zero
(14) Cylindrical wave, wave equation, and method of separation of variables
Also (24), (25), (1)
Optics
(17) A wave-based polishing theory
Also (10), (3), (4), (13), (34), (35)
Mathematics and Computer
(27) Odd algebraic bases, and their utility in computer science
(21) A proof for Goldbach's conjecture
(20) Solution to four-color problem
Also (14)
Innovation Designs
(28) An electromagnetic air machine gun
(29) A motorized machine gun
(30) A new high-vacuum pump
(31)
(32) Make a machine-coilgun
(33) A design for making a new coil trap
(34) "Proposition for performing a series of important electromagnetic experiments" and "Why two parallel currents exert force on each other"
Also (35), (22)
