Some restrictions on models of quasi-stellar objects.
Inverse Compton effect in models of quasi-stellar objects demonstrated to be independent of magnetic field
Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Hoyle, F..
Inverse Compton effect in models of quasi-stellar objects demonstrated to be independent of magnetic field
Red shifts of quasi-stellar objects and relation to radio and optical magnitudes, concluding that red shifts have no relation to distance
Electron scattering interpretation of ionization, emission and absorption line spectra of quasi- stellar object
Quasi-stellar object origin noting spectrum, intensity distance, etc
Nonconservation of baryon and cosmological theory, discussing creation of matter in discrete manner around isolated pockets with strong gravitational fields
Cosmological-galactic creation, steady state expansion and high energy particle production associated with radio sources
Elliptic galaxy formation by expansion from steady state according to Einstein-de Sitter law
Compton process argument for quasar relative nearness to our Galaxy and contrast between Compton and synchrotron radiation scattering effects
Nucleosynthesis of D, Li, Be and B by high- energy solar particles during early history of solar system in nuclear spallation model
Physical properties of peculiar A and B stars, especially their anomalous abundances and positions in H-R diagram
Angular momentum distribution in disks of spiral galaxies based on rotation-curves and mass distribution
Quasi-stellar objects at cosmological distances or local objects - optical properties of quasi- stellar objects and radio emission from stars
Nucleosynthesis in early history of solar system
Properties of stellar objects of mass one million times that of Sun, with attention to density and temperature relations
Catastrophic implosion analysis in stars with masses greater than critical mass in which general relativity becomes dominant
Effects of nonconservation of baryons in cosmology
Radical departure from steady state theory in cosmology