Author/Teacher having several research articles in the international journals.Three of them have been indexed by Encyclopedia Britannica as "Additional Content". You may go to the Encyclopedia Britannica web site and look for the following articles in ,Additional content ,magazines: 1) On ...more

Author/Teacher having several research articles in the international journals.Three of them have been indexed by Encyclopedia Britannica as "Additional Content". You may go to the Encyclopedia Britannica web site and look for the following articles in ,Additional content ,magazines: 1) On Gravitation and Electromagnetism 2) On Motional EMF 3) Superluminal Speeds in Quantum Mechanics Goals:Understanding physics and doing further research work. Some of my recent thinking: 1)Electric Charges Contribute towards Spacetime Curvature The curvature of spacetime depends on the energy density at the point concerned.Such energy density includes EM energy density.So electric charges should curve space. Just think of the charge sitting inside the Reissner Nordstrom metric.If its not there you have the Schwarzschild metric. Electric charges do have gravitational effects. They curve space! 2)The Classical Black Hole and its Wonders! Let's consider a mass falling into a classical black-hole. Its volume increases. This should be accompanied by an increase in the surface area. This is indicative of world lines emerging out of the black hole.Black hole calculations and the ensuing interpretations,conclusions assume an everlasting spherical symmetry of the metric concerned.This condition gets violated if some object approaches a black hole. You may think of some charged mas falling into a Schwazschild blackhole. The metric itself should change.What are the possibilities of the black hole reverting to an ordinary star? 3)GR and Newton's Law of Gravitation: http://www.academia.edu/2352296/General_Relativity_and_Newtons_Law_of_Gravitation 4)Local Non-Inertial Frames: http://www.academia.edu/2352651/Local_Non-Inertial_ 5)On Perfect Differentials: http://www.academia.edu/2411942/On_Perfect_Differentials 6) Relativity and Virtual Particles http://www.academia.edu/2436252/Relativity_and_Virtual_Particles 7) Titbits http://www.academia.edu/2459367/Titbits_SR_Gr_and_other_Topicsless