Edward E Rochon: 188 books

A preface briefly lays out object of essay, to correct my previous essay of the same name. Chapter 1 takes an abstract from New Number Class: Diagonal Numbers with my correction note. Chapter 2 demonstrates a theorem that only number bases with an integer root can produce perfect roots of numbers...

A preface briefly describes LORAN, its history and potential use with pulsars on earth. I note the advantages of dead reckoning (inertial navigation) and introduce why Mobile Loran might have some advantages. Chapter 1 describes how Loran works. Chapter 2 discusses the advantages of dead reckoning...

I note that mathematics cannot analyze a continuum nor the infinite. These facts lead me to reverse my former view that space must be finite to be compatible with mathematical analysis. I have broken the link between space and math, but not between matter and math. Geometry is just that, the measure...

A brief preface discusses the dangers of horse riding and my desire to improve the condition of the rider and horse. Chapter 1 lays out the parameters: distribute weight evenly, keep saddle from pinching horse and rider, clearance for rider legs, and types of strapping to keep saddle in position. Chapter 2 briefly describes the parts in place of diagrams.

The preface disputes the reported number of adherents to British Israelism, notes the question of scriptural validity and proceeds to investigate the matter. Chapter 1 lays the foundations for the nations reputed to Joseph and largely ignoring the other tribes of Israel. It cites biblical passages...

A preface offers some opinions on the age of the world, and supposes some apparent 750 year increments in important events. Chapter 1 starts the timeline with Terah, who headed for Canaan but stopped short. Moses pops up about 750 years later. Then Elijah (Elisha with mantle of Elijah) pops up. Then...

The preface notes the purpose of the essay, its examination of Yeats' comment about the source of wisdom, some musings about comedy and tragedy. The essay play examines an extract from W. B. Yeats' poem: On Woman. An imaginary conversation takes place between the author and divine wisdom on the untruth...

A brief preface opens the matter and encourages readers to read through the words of Jesus to verify the matters covered. The inquisitor defends his position while Jesus remains silent. He made no attempt to oblige me with a theophany while writing the work, so he remains silent as a matter of honesty....

The preface notes the problem of a 9 month gestation for human reproduction. It suggests the problem of the extended birth may be due to malnutrition. The first chapter discusses the impediments to human nutrition, inadequate intake and malabsorption. It supposes a split between bulk development and...

A preface states the reason for the work. Chapter 1 explains the mandala from top to bottom. Ma and Pa give us birth. We struggle through the lies and the rat race until death and the grave down below. Juxtapositions show relationship between the vices. At the heart of the matter (and mandala) we...

A preface notes a recent event in pursuit of the answer to Job and its inspiration for the essay. Chapter 1 compares Paul's comments in Chapter 9 of Romans to the words of God in the Book of Job. I note that there is a subtle difference in the arguments. Paul deems men mere objects of the potter,...

Preface sets scope of work. 40 paradoxes in order in two chapters. Chapter 1 covers Zeno's paradoxes, after laying out 8 prefatory statements and 3 Math assertions: ONE: Paradox of Denseness. TWO: Paradox of Finite Size. THREE: Paradox of Complete Divisibility. FOUR: Paradox of Dichotomy of Motion...

A preface briefly lays out object of essay. Chapter 1 demonstrates that the last term of root 2 or any root cannot be zeroed out to produce the required integer. [Note: Update (12/7/18), first day after pub. Certain bases will allow zeroing out of root term, providing the proper digit terminates the...

A brief preface notes that my ideas on the subject developed over time and that little in the way of documentation is offered to support it, leaving that to the reader who cares to refute or confirm the thesis. Chapter 1 surmises an idea stated in other essays, that Rome was founded by foreigners,...