Dear Professor Ni,

Thank you very much for your reply. I've read almost all of your papers, and have found them very interesting.

> I guess you will be interested in my two
> papers on the internet:  Arxiv:Physics/0308038

I certainly am. You wrote: "The conservation law of momentum and that of energy would all be violated."

I guess you will be interested to see the putative global mode of spacetime, which could be totally immune to such violations,

http://members.aon.at/chakalov/Azbel.html#self

I also noticed that you too suggest a fourth road to quantum gravity; please see my proposal at

http://members.aon.at/chakalov/Pullin.html#NB

In general, your very interesting physics/0308038 v1 of 9 August 2003 is the subject of my speculation of 3 November 2002,

http://members.aon.at/chakalov/Professor_X.html#Negative_Mass

Looks like we share a common wave function, figuratively speaking (Advanced Quantum Mechanics, Ch 10.3).

With best wishes to you and Professor Su-qing Chen,

Dimi Chakalov
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http://God-does-not-play-dice.net
 
 

Note: Professor Guangjiong Ni has written many beautiful papers, which can be downloaded from Los Alamos e-print archive. I particularly like two of them: "A new insight into the negative-mass paradox of gravity and the accelerating universe", physics/0308038 (discussed above), and "To Enjoy the Morning Flower in the Evening -- Where is the Subtlety of Quantum Mechanics?", quant-ph/9804013 v1 of 5 April 1998. In this second paper I learned about Prof. C.N. Yang.

D. Chakalov
Easter, 2004