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To draw scientific Conclusions, the knowledge of the paper/topic and basic aspects of science is necessary. But it has not been so in Prof. Andrew George's comments regarding Ajay Sharma's work on Einstein's Sep. 1905 paper. Ajay Sharma has confirmed in various publications that Einstein's Sep. 1905 paper contradicts laws of conservation of matter under some conditions. This aspect is justified here.[[Category:Scientific Paper]] | To draw scientific Conclusions, the knowledge of the paper/topic and basic aspects of science is necessary. But it has not been so in Prof. Andrew George's comments regarding Ajay Sharma's work on Einstein's Sep. 1905 paper. Ajay Sharma has confirmed in various publications that Einstein's Sep. 1905 paper contradicts laws of conservation of matter under some conditions. This aspect is justified here. | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | Ajay Sharma Rejustifies His Paper on the Generalization of E = mc2, Pointing Out Elementary Mistake\'s in Andrew George\'s Paper |
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| Author(s) | Ajay Sharma |
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| Published | 2008 |
| Journal | Old and New Concepts of Physics |
| Volume | 5 |
| Number | 3 |
| No. of pages | 6 |
| Pages | 553-558 |
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Abstract
To draw scientific Conclusions, the knowledge of the paper/topic and basic aspects of science is necessary. But it has not been so in Prof. Andrew George's comments regarding Ajay Sharma's work on Einstein's Sep. 1905 paper. Ajay Sharma has confirmed in various publications that Einstein's Sep. 1905 paper contradicts laws of conservation of matter under some conditions. This aspect is justified here.