ICNAAM 2012 Kypriotis Hotels and Conference Center, Kos, Greece, September September 2012 Symposium # 50
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1 ICNAAM 2012 Kypriotis Hotels and Conference Center, Kos, Greece, September September Seminar Course on Hadronic Mechanics and 10:00 11:00 INVITED PLENARY LECTURE R. M. Santilli, "The Novel Mathematics Underlying hadronic Mechanics for matter and Antimatter" invited-lecture.pdf 19 September 2012 Seminar Course on Hadronic Mechanics and SESSION: 1 Morning - Mathematics CHAIR: R. M. Santilli, U.S.A. 11: Introduction to Santilli Isonumbers Prof. Christian Corda, Italy ,30 "Studies on Lie-Santilli isotheory with unit of general form" Prof. Ascar Aringazin, Kazakhstan Lunch Break 19 September 2012 Seminar Course on Hadronic Mechanics and SESSION: 2 Afternoon - Mathematics CHAIR: R. M. Santilli, U.S.A. 15:00 16:00 "Fundamentally Very Thin H/v-Structure" Prof. Thomas Vougiouklis, Greece 16: Santilli Category of Isotopic Groups Prof. Stephan Moskaliuk, Ukraine 1
2 17: (Mathemimetics III) Santilli-Lie-Admissible Isotopic Lifting of Elementary Particles With Substantiation of Mutual Electron/Nucleon Lattice. Prof. Erik Trell, Sweden 20 September 2012 Seminar Course on Hadronic Mechanics and SESSION: 3 Morning - IsoRelativity CHAIR: C. Corda, Italy "Causal and Time Invariant Description of Superluminal Speeds within Physical Media via the Universal Isotopies of the Lorentz-Poincare' Symmetry" Prof. Ruggero Maria Santilli, U.S.A "Experimental Confirmation of Santilli Iso- and Blue-Shift for Monochromatic Laser Light" Mr. Gene Westy and Gino Amato, U.S.A. Coffee Break "Anomalous Measurements of the Mossbauer Effect in Rotating Disks and Santilli IsoRed- BlueShift" Prof. Alexander Kholmetskii, Belorussia 2
3 ICNAAM 2012 Kypriotis Hotels and Conference Center, Kos, Greece, September On the Cosmological Redshift Prof. Georgi Shpenkov, Poland Lunch Break 20 September 2012 Seminar Course on Hadronic Mechanics and SESSION: 4 Afternoon Cosmology CHAIR: E. Trell, Sweden 15:30 16:30 Experimental Dismissal of Universe Expansion, Expansion Acceleration, Big Bang, Space Expansion, Dark Matter and Dark Energy' J. V. Kadeisvili, Russia IRS experiments using the scattered light of blue sky, Prof. René Verreault, Canada 21 September 2012 Seminar Course on Hadronic Mechanics and SESSION: 5 Morn ing 3
4 Superluminal Communications CHAIR: R. M. Santilli, U.S.A "Physical Background and Limits of Superluminal Signal Transport. " Prof. Guenter Nimtz, Germany "Application of Faster than Light in Information Technology and in Media Communication" Prof. Alexander Carôt, Germany Coffee Break "Actual Measurements of Superluminal Communications via Electromagnetic Waves propagating within Special Guides" by Prof. Guenter Nimtz, and Prof. Alexander Carôt, 21 September 2012 Seminar Course on Hadronic Mechanics and SESSION: 6 Afternoon Measuring Santilli IsoRedShift CHAIR: A. K. Aringazin, Kazhkstan ,30 "Superconducting self propulsion requires beyond the standard model" Prof. Athanassios Nassikas, Greece to Sunset "Actual Measurements on a beach of Santilli IsoRedShift of the Sun in the transition from the Zenith to the Horizon Via a Telescope and Avantes Wavelength Analyzer" Prof. S. Moskaliuk, Ukraine, Mr. G. Amato, U.S.A. and Mr. P. Murphy, U.S.A. 4
5 ICNAAM 2012 Kypriotis Hotels and Conference Center, Kos, Greece, September :00 20:00 Hadronic Mechanics Aspects of Irreversible Physical Pendula", Prof. René Verreault, Canada At dusk Dinner offered by the Santilli Foundation to all participants of the 2012 Seminar Course on Hadronic Mechanics, Time and restaurant to be announced 23 September 2012 Seminar Course on Hadronic Mechanics and SESSION: 7 Morning - Hadronic CHAIR: C. Corda, Italy "Structural Insufficiencies of Quantum and their Apparent Resolution via the Covering Hadronic " Prof. R. M. Santilli, U.S,A "Studies on Santilli-Shillady model of the hydrogen molecule" Prof. Ascar Aringazin, Kazakhstan Coffee Break "Exact Solution of Santilli- Shilady's Three-Body Hydrogen Molecule" Prof. Raul Perez-Enriquez "Hadronic Applied to Hydrogen and Water Molecules" Prof. Vijay Tangde, India 5
6 23 September 2012 Seminar Course on Hadronic mechanics and SESSION: 8 Afternoon = Hadronic CHAIR: A. Kholmetskii, Belorussia "Implications of Santilli's IsoRedShift Measurements for Gamma-Ray Burst Observed by SWIFT Satellite" Prof. Herman J. Mosquera Cuesta, Brazil "On the Geno-GPITT Framework: Spatially Uniform Systems and Geno-nonequilibrium Thermodynamic Time's Arrows" Prof. Anil Bhalekar, India "Electrically bound quantum particles and Pure Bound Field Theory: precise physics of simple atoms and new bound state of the proton and electron" Prof. Alexander Kholmetskii, Belorussia 24 September 2012 Seminar Course on Hadronic Mechanics and 6
7 ICNAAM 2012 Kypriotis Hotels and Conference Center, Kos, Greece, September 2012 SESSION: 8 Morning = Intermediate Nuclear Fusions CHAIR: R. M. Santilli, U.S.A "Theoretical studies on Santilli's intermediate nuclear fusion without radiations" Prof. Wei Cai, U.S.A "Experimental Verification of Santilli's Intermediate Controlled Nuclear Fusions Without Radiations" Prof. Leong Ying, U.S.A. Coffee Break ""Kinetic Advantage of Controlled Intermediate Nuclear Fusion" Prof. Xiaoming Guo, China "World Economy Crisis, New Energy Technology and CINF in China" Prof. Daxi Li, U.S.A. 24 September Seminar Course on Hadronic mechanics and SESSION: 9 ThMorning = Hadronic 7
8 CHAIR: A. Kholmetskii, Belorussia "Structural Insufficiencies of Relativistic Scattering Theories and their Apparent resolutions via the Hadronic Scattering Theory" Prof. R. M. Santilli, U.S.A. "Non-Unitary Lie-Isotopic Scattering Theory of Hadronic Mechanics" Prof. Alex Animalu, Nigeria DEMOSTRATION of ICNF will be done in the event the Hadronic Reactor and related neutron and other counters are admitted by Greek Custom 25 September Seminar Course on Hadronic Mechanics and SESSION: 10 Morning = Lie- admissible Formulations CHAIR: R. M. Santilli, U.S.A "Non-Unitary Lie-Admissible Scattering Theory of Hadronic Mechanics" Prof. Alex Animalu, Nigeria 8
9 ICNAAM 2012 Kypriotis Hotels and Conference Center, Kos, Greece, September "Ex "On the Geno-GPITT Framework: Spatially Non- Uniform, Complex and Antimatter Systems" Prof. Anil Bhalekar, India Coffee Break "A superconducting propulsion experiment compatible to Santilli's etherino concept"". Prof Athanassios Nassikas, Greece "The problems of the standard model of cosmology and the solutions arising from Santilli s theory" Prof. Peter Rowlands, United Kingdom 25 September Seminar Course on Hadronic mechanics and SESSION: 11 Afternoon = Hadronic CHAIR: A. Kholmetskii, Belorussia "On the Geno-GPITT Framework: Spatially Uniform Systems and Geno-nonequilibrium Thermodynamic Time's Arrows" Prof. Anil Bhalekar, India ""Geno-Bragg's Law and 10x10* Representation of SU(3) Symmetry for Quasi-and Nanocrystal Structures"" 9
10 10 Prof. Alex Animalu, Nigeria
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o Terms to know o Big Bang Theory o Doppler Effect o Redshift o Universe
Standard 1: Students will understand the scientific evidence that supports theories that explain how the universe and the solar system developed. They will compare Earth to other objects in the solar system.
Earth-based parallax measurements have led to the conclusion that the Pleiades star cluster is about 435 light-years from Earth.
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