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Instantaneous Action at a Distance in Modern Physics:
"Pros" and "Contra"

Announcing TS1283V
Instantaneous Action at a Distance in Modern Physics: "Pro" and "Contra"

Edited by Andrew E. Chubykalo (Ed.) (University of Zacatecas, Zacatecas, Mexico), Viv Pope (Swansea, UK) and Roman Smirnov-Rueda (University of North Wales, UK) (In CONTEMPORARY FUNDAMENTAL PHYSICS - Valerie V. Dvoeglazov - Editor)

1999, 475 pages. ISBN 1-56072-698-9. $145.

Contents:

PART I: "PRO..."
{1} Newton is dead...Long live Newton!  (V.Pope); {2} Action at a distance in electrodynamics and inertia (J. V. Narlikar); {3} Does special relativity prohibit superluminal velocities? (O. D. Jefimenko); {4} Arguments in favour of action at a distance (A. K. Assis); {5} Were Hertz's `crucial' experiments on propagation of electromagnetic interaction conclusive? (R. Smirnov-Rueda); {6} Reconciliation of Newton with Mach (P. Graneau); {7} Kozyrev's method of astronomical observations: information from true positions of stars, stellar systems, and planets (M. M. Lavrent'ev & I. A. Eganova); {8} Have you seen the light? (N. Graneau); {9} A plea for holistic effects (H. Hille); {10} Meditations on action-at-a-distance (T. E. Phipps, Jr); {11} Why gravity acts instantaneously at a distance (P. Rowlands); {12} Reality of time (S. C. Tiwari); {13} Mach's Principle and instantaneous action at a distance (D. F. Roscoe); {14} Microsystems and interactions (M. Borneas); {15} The world of events reality: instantaneous action as a connection of events through time (I. A. Eganova); {16} On a superluminal transmission at the phase velocities (G.F. Ignatiev & V. A. Leus); {17} The point-like dipole radiation and modification of Maxwell equations using  the continuum mechanics principles (V. Ilyin, I.  Nefedov); {18} The Nonstandard Physical World an action-at-a-distance (R. A. Herrmann); {19} Faster-than-light transfer of a signal in electrodynamics (V. P. Oleinik); {20} Instantaneous action at a distance in a holistic universe (B. G. Sidharth); {21} Bell-type correlations and large scale structure of the universe (S. Roy & M. Kafatos); {22} Maxwell equations and action-at-a-distance (Z. Ya. Turakulov) 
PART II: "...AND CONTRA!" 
{1} Why all the fuss? (T. Bastin & C.W. Kilmister); {2} Local realism as an antidote to action at a distance (F. Selleri); {3} Action at a distance versus fundamental properties of electrodynamics (E. Comay); {4} Physical laws in extended systems (G. Galeczki); {5} Loopholes and anomalies in actual Bell tests (C. H. Thompson); {6} Objective local models for would-be `nonlocal' physics (A. F. Kracklauer); {7} Inconveniences of the Thomas rotation within the special relativity (C. I. Mocanu); {8} Can quantum non-locality serve for instantaneous communication? An "orthodox" view (M. Dusek);  {9} Nearness through an extra dimension (G. Kalbermann  & H. Halevi); {10} Long range correlations and relativity: metatheoretic considerations  (G. Svetlichny); {11} Evolution equations for mechanical forces (E. Kapuscik); {12} Entanglement is super ... but not superluminal (S. J. van Enk & C. A. Fuchs); {13} Radiation from an accelerated charge and  the principle of equivalence (N. Soker & A. Harpaz); {14} Action of a source spreading at finite speed (Y.G. Yi);
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