"The important thing is not to stop questioning."

-Albert Einstein

Ridgely's Physics Notes

C. T. Ridgely, "Archimedes' Principle and Gravitational Levitation,"
June 20, 2009.

C. T. Ridgely, "Time-dependent electric field outside a charged sphere,"
Unpublished; written just for fun, January 26, 2009.

C. T. Ridgely, "On the Gravitation of Exotic Matter,"
Galilean Electrodynamics 19, 118-120 (2008).

K. McDonald and C. Ridgely, "Charged, Counter-Rotating Disks on a Rotating Platform,"
September 11, 2008.

C. T. Ridgely, "Vector-Based, Quick & Dirty Response to the Issues Posed by Pellegrini,"
August 16, 2008.

C. T. Ridgely, "Quick & Dirty Response to the Issues Posed by Pellegrini,"
August 13, 2008.

G. N. Pellegrini, "Critique of C. T. Ridgely's, 'Applying Relativistic Electrodynamics to a Rotating Material Medium' Am. J. Phys. 66 (2) Feb. 1998,"
Received via email correspondence, August 11, 2008.

C. T. Ridgely, "Gravitation and Forces Induced by Zero-Point Phenomena,"
Galilean Electrodynamics 19, 37-39 (2008).
Los Alamos Archives, physics/0103078 (2001).

C. T. Ridgely, "Can Zero-Point Phenomena Truly be the Origin of Inertia?"
Galilean Electrodynamics 15, 91-93 (2004).

C. T. Ridgely, "A Macroscopic Approach to the Origin of Exotic Matter,"
Galilean Electrodynamics 15, 31-34 (2004).

C. T. Ridgely, "Inertia: A Purely Relativistic Phenomenon,"
Galilean Electrodynamics 13, 15-18 (2002).

C. T. Ridgely, "On the Relativistic Origin of Inertia and Zero-Point Forces,"
Los Alamos Archives, physics/0103044 (2001).

C. T. Ridgely, "On the Origin of Inertia,"
Galilean Electrodynamics 12, 17-20 (2001).

C. T. Ridgely, "On the Nature of Inertia,"
Galilean Electrodynamics 11, 11-15 (2000).

C. T. Ridgely, "Applying Covariant Versus Contravariant Electromagnetic Tensors to Rotating Media,"
American Journal of Physics 67, 414-421 (1999).

C. T. Ridgely, "Applying Relativistic Electrodynamics to a Rotating Material Medium,"
American Journal of Physics 66, 114-121 (1998).