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* Deterministic C++ memory manager of constant complexity: [https://github.com/philippeb8/root_ptr https://github.com/philippeb8/root_ptr]
* Deterministic C++ memory manager of constant complexity: [https://github.com/philippeb8/root_ptr https://github.com/philippeb8/root_ptr]
* A scientific calculator featuring accelerated 3D graphics and non-linear regressions: [http://www.fornux.com/ http://www.fornux.com/]
* A scientific calculator featuring accelerated 3D graphics and non-linear regressions: [http://www.fornux.com/ http://www.fornux.com/]
==Recent Scientific Work==
Phil Bouchard has been developing a new model for physics call Finite Theory which is described in full in the book of that name in the Books section below. Finite Theory contends that:
a) the mass of the real universe to be 738x the mass of the visible universe;
b) the position of the Moon is 7 meters father away than what we think it really is;
c) Newton's laws are incomplete because the centrifugal force at the highest scale of the universe is invalid;
d) we can get more precise GPS computation;
e) its validity can be determined by a proposed experiment aboard the ISS


==Abstracts==
==Abstracts==

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Phil Bouchard
Phil Bouchard
Born(1977-05-27)May 27, 1977
ResidenceGatineau, Quebec, Canada
NationalityCanada
Known forUnified Field Theory, Faster-Than-Light Speed
Scientific career
FieldsSoftware Engineer

Phil Bouchard was born in Ottawa, Canada, studied computer science at University of Sherbrooke, Canada, and since 2000 he worked in commercial software development for companies in Ottawa and San Diego.

He is also the author of an Open Source project and a shareware:

Recent Scientific Work

Phil Bouchard has been developing a new model for physics call Finite Theory which is described in full in the book of that name in the Books section below. Finite Theory contends that:

a) the mass of the real universe to be 738x the mass of the visible universe;

b) the position of the Moon is 7 meters father away than what we think it really is;

c) Newton's laws are incomplete because the centrifugal force at the highest scale of the universe is invalid;

d) we can get more precise GPS computation;

e) its validity can be determined by a proposed experiment aboard the ISS

Abstracts

Books