© Copyright Mark Tregellen 2011
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Books. . .
This work is a summary of the
independent research carried
out by the author between
August 2002 and September
2008 and is the first of a
planned trilogy that will
introduce the boundary chord
model of the atom. In quite
simplistic terms, it introduces
the basic concepts of simple
dimensionality and sets the
scene for the evolution and
appearance of the boundary
chords themselves, through the
process of dimensional
differentiation. Coupled with a
new definition of electro-
magnetic wave phenomenon
(dim-waves), this book sets out
to present a brand new
perspective on the way that we
describe the world around us.
With some 200 pages and 145
diagrams and ‘3D’ illustrations,
a selection of this work’s
chapters are available free of
charge in .pdf format from the
links opposite and can be
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read at leisure.
Text, content & illustrations
© Copyright Mark Tregellen 2002 - 2011
List Of Contents (.pdf)
Preface to this edition
Chapter 01 - An Introduction To The Boundary
Chord Model
Chapter 02 - Dimensional Origins
Chapter 03 - From First Event To 2D Universe
Chapter 04 - The Evolution Of 4D Expansion
Chapter 05 - Eighth-Dimensional
Differentiation
Chapter 06 - Dimensional Boundary Surface
Waves And Their Mode Of
Propagation
Chapter 07 - The Appearance Of Boundary
Chords And Their Subsequent
Evolution
Chapter 08 - The Nature Of The Early 4D
Universe
Chapter 09 - Boundary Chord Interactions
Within The Early Nucleus
Chapter 10 - The Concept Of Charge
Chapter 11 - Independent Boundary Chords
Chapter 12 - The Evolution Of The Electron
Shell
Chapter 13 - The Appearance Of Hydrogen
Chapter 14 - Deuterium And Helium-3 Synthesis
In A Very Early Universe
Chapter 15 - The Tetrakeidecahedron In The
Boundary Chord Model
Chapter 16 - Early Nucleosynthesis In A Pre-
stellar Environment
Chapter 17 - From Deuterium To Beryllium In
A Pre-stellar Environment
Chapter 18 - The Passive Photon
Chapter 19 - Gravity
A Personal Note
Appendix A - Glossary Of Terms
Volume 1
Cosmological Origins