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  1. The reconciliation of physics with cosmology.M. A. Oliver - 1991 - Foundations of Physics 21 (6):665-689.
    Astronomical observations of redshifts and the cosmic background radiation show that there is a local frame of reference relative to which the solar system has a well-defined velocity. Also, in cosmology the cosmological principle implies the existence of cosmic time and unique local reference frames at all spacetime points. On the other hand, in a fundamental postulate, the theory of special relativity excludes the possibility of the velocity of the Earth from entering into theories of local physics.The theory put forward (...)
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  • The empty ghosts of Michelson and Morley: A critique of the Marinov coupled-mirrors experiment. [REVIEW]S. J. Prokhovnik - 1979 - Foundations of Physics 9 (11-12):883-896.
    It is suggested that the existence of a preferred cosmological reference frame has a number of generally unrecognized implications which are by no means inconsistent with the assumptions and consequences of special relativity. Indeed, the assumption that there exists a cosmological fundamental reference frame for light propagation leads to an intelligible interpretation of relativistic effects and of the null observations of Michelson-Morley-type experiments. Hence all such experiments are impotent for the detection of any such fundamental frame, and it is shown (...)
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  • The twin paradoxes of special relativity: Their resolution and implications. [REVIEW]S. J. Prkhovnik - 1989 - Foundations of Physics 19 (5):541-552.
    The resolution of the Langevin paradox for an out-and-return journey gives rise to a result which appears to violate the underlying basis of special relativity. The resolution of this second paradox, due to G. Builder, leads to a physically-intelligible interpretation of Einstein's theory and reconciles it with the cosmologically-based fundamental reference frame revealed by modern astronomy.
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  • The incompatibility of Mach's principle and the principle of equivalence in current gravitation theory.James F. Woodward & Wolfgang Yourgrau - 1972 - British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 23 (2):111-116.
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  • Noninvariant one-way velocity of light.F. Selleri - 1996 - Foundations of Physics 26 (5):641-664.
    After discussing in the first five sections the meaning and the difficulties of the principle of relativity we present a new sel of spacetime transformations between inertial systems (“inertial” transformations), based on three assumptions: (1) The two-way velocity of light is c in all inertial systems and in all directions; (2) Time dilation effects take place with the usual relativistic factor; (3) Clocks are synchronized in the way chosen by nature itself, e.g., in the Sagnac effect. We show that our (...)
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  • The unified quantum electrodynamic ether.Bryan G. Wallace - 1973 - Foundations of Physics 3 (3):381-388.
    The basic evidence and doctrines of physics and astronomy are examined and found to contain a simple, consistent unitary nature. It is proposed that all physical phenomena may be better explained in terms of a single physical entity if one accepts a conceptual advancement of presently accepted doctrine. The modification postulates that the inertial mass of matter is the same entity as the virtual mass of a photon and that a circular motion of speedc is transformed into a linear motion (...)
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  • Mathematics and Reality. [REVIEW]Simon J. Prokhovnik - 1977 - British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 28 (2):189 - 194.
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  • A space-time theory with a privileged frame.T. Chang - 1983 - Foundations of Physics 13 (10):1013-1022.
    A space-time theory is studied in a framework of four-dimensional symmetry, In this theory there is a privileged frame (ether frame), and the simultaneity of distant clocks is absolute. The results of such a theory are not only equivalent to special relativity, but also valid to describe the superluminous phenomena.
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