FEATURE
PAPER
The Conservation
of Expancia: Second Law of Conservation
The
following paper was presented at the 2007 Allied Academies
International Conference - Jacksonville. It was written
by Andrei G. Aleinikov of International Academy of Genius.
Abstract
This article
is a report on the discovery of the second law of conservation
- the Law of
Conservation of Expancia (expansion of power) that further
develops the Bartini/Kuznetsov system
of physical laws. The previous law - the Law of Conservation
of Extencia (extension of power)
described the linear displacement of power (Aleinikov 2006,
2007) and was applicable, for example,
to the “extension war,”” like the Napoleon
war against Russia in 1812. The next law deals with the
Conservation of Expancia (expansion of power) - the term offered
for the area spread of power -
and it states that under ideal/unchanging conditions Expancia
(the area spread of power) remains
the same, or constant. The mathematical formula of Expancia
is the following: Exp = Ext · S = P ·
S2 = E · S2/t = const (where Exp is Expancia, Ext is
Extencia, P is Power, E is Energy, S is
Distance, t is Time). The range of measurement for Expancia
is L7T -5. A new unit for measuring the
Expancia is called Elen (to commemorate the memory of Elena
Aleinikov who courageously gave
34 year of her life for these laws to be formulated and published).
Time and place of discovery:
December 4, 2006, Monterey, California.
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