VLS RESEARCH PRODUCTS AND PUBLICATIONS
The VLS research initiative spanned a total of 5 years of research culminating in the production of 12 publications, compiled into a single manuscript, with each article building on the findings of the preceding articles and/or referencing content in later sections of the manuscript. These results are now available as a single e-book in PDF format. The contents are separated into 3 volumes, each addressing a different fundamental area of cosmology. The first volume mainly addresses the variation of the speed of light, analytical solutions to R(t), as well as the time dependencies of other cosmological constants. The second volume mainly addresses solutions to Einstein's field equations for a varying speed of light, the energy densities of the matter, radiation and vacuum fields, vacuum-photon interactions, the time-varying properties of the Higgs potential, and the production and formation of the cosmic microwave background radiation. The third volume addresses the time-varying properties of main sequence stellar objects, low-mass Population II stars, Helium abundances, the end fate of non-main sequence stars, and missing matter content. The e-book document contains all three volumes:
Contents
The VLS research initiative spanned a total of 5 years of research culminating in the production of 12 publications, compiled into a single manuscript, with each article building on the findings of the preceding articles and/or referencing content in later sections of the manuscript. These results are now available as a single e-book in PDF format. The contents are separated into 3 volumes, each addressing a different fundamental area of cosmology. The first volume mainly addresses the variation of the speed of light, analytical solutions to R(t), as well as the time dependencies of other cosmological constants. The second volume mainly addresses solutions to Einstein's field equations for a varying speed of light, the energy densities of the matter, radiation and vacuum fields, vacuum-photon interactions, the time-varying properties of the Higgs potential, and the production and formation of the cosmic microwave background radiation. The third volume addresses the time-varying properties of main sequence stellar objects, low-mass Population II stars, Helium abundances, the end fate of non-main sequence stars, and missing matter content. The e-book document contains all three volumes:
Contents
- Volume I: Foundations of a variable light speed theory
- Article I: Redshift-distance modulus data and a variable light speed
- Article II: Analytical solutions for c(t)
- Article III: Constraints on time dependence of cosmological constants
- Article IV: Alpha and beta decay rates
- Volume II: Vacuum-photon interactions, Higgs potential, energy densities, and cosmic microwave background radiation
- Article V: The Friedman solutions to Einstein's field equations with time-varying constants
- Article VI: Matter, radiation and vacuum energy densities
- Article VII: Interactions of light with vacuum fluctuations
- Article VIII: A time-varying Higgs field and particle mass
- Article IX: Formation of the universe: origin of the cosmic microwave background radiation
- Volume III: Stellar evolution, end-state stellar remnants and missing matter component
- Article X: Main sequence stars and time-varying stellar properties
- Article XI: End-state stellar products: White dwarfs, neutron stars, and black holes
- Article XII: Galactic evolution models and missing mass component
Article I is also available as a preprint (DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/kzt5a) and can be downloaded directly here at
Variable Light Speed Model .
Several short papers on the CMB cold spot anomaly, Helium abundances, and dark dwarf/missing matter have also been submitted recently and can be accessed at
CMB cold spot Anomaly ,
Helium Abundances , and
Missing matter , respectively.
