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by C. Penelope Fournier (Author)
This compilation is part of a book, a Scientific Romance, entitled: 'The Travel in Time -21 Solutions for 21 Questions of the XXI Century Physics-'( original version ). The book portrays the story of a scientist, a researcher of Theoretical Physics, Professor at the most prestigious university in London, the Imperial College. In recent years this teacher has been completely and exclusively dedicated to the compilation of an almost secret project, which consists in formulating a "Final Theory of Time' and with it create a real chance to build a Time Machine and thus achieve the first travel in time made by mankind!
While he walks this path, the theoretical physicist is faced with other puzzles and enigmas of Physics, real problems that no one can solve, problems of Cosmology, Quantum Physics and Relativity, but somehow, this scientist gets the resolution to all these major issues. Seeing in the possession of such revelations the theoretical physicist meets only a few specific members of the university to whom he will propose to explain these questions and reveal this absolutely new theory!
In this small group of elite that he brings together, we can find himself the theoretical physicist, Professor Ruben Klein; a mathematician, Dr. Gibbs; the experimental physicist, Dr. Wolf; a biophysicist, Dr. Stevenson; and an electrical engineer, Dr. Josh Bentley. These person are also fellow teachers and members of the institution and all of these scientists have an important role in the development of the story that can only be revealed at the end...
In the chapters provided in this Scientific Version, was made a selection of the manuscript, a summary of the Theory developed, in order to make it accessible to any reader interested in this topic.
As such, this book can be presented and considered as a work of scientific literature.
The original 'Travel in Time' is still being translated to English... soon available.
Author Biography
The author Cláudia Penélope Fournier is Portuguese and was born in Funchal - Madeira Island-. Her interests cover a variety of subjects, within different and distinct areas. Among her favorite topics highlighted are Art, Philosophy and Science. However, early on she showed a keen and special interest for Physics, having attended the Theoretical Physics undergraduate degree at FCUL - Faculty of Science, University of Lisbon. Fundamentally, she has increased her knowledge with self-taught education. She is currently an Information Sciences - Documentation, Libraries, Arts and Heritage - undergraduate student at the Open University. Visit the author's personal web site and Gallery at www.cpenelopefournier.com (preview with internet explorer). *
