James Constant: 110 books

Jurisprudence. Philosophy of Law. Uncertainty of Law and Constitutional Government. This book looks at Character of the State: Individual and State; Existence and Survival of States; The American State; Morals and Law; Morals and Virtue

Observations indicate that everything spins. In this page I consider classical ideas of planetary, galactic and atomic rotations (orbits and spins). What is dark matter and can galaxies have quantized orbits? I speculate that dark matter can be explained by assuming a galaxy spins like a solid body...

Scientists have long puzzled why only humans managed to colonize the entire globe. A recent hypothesis holds that cooperation and projectile weapons account for man’s world domination. Better yet is the proposition that all living things are computers but humans have mastered the arts of making...

An inventor files his claim for patent infringement under Section 35 of the United States Code 271 (35 USC 271) and invokes the court's jurisdiction under Section 28 of the Code of Civil Procedure 1338(a). In theory, the court must decide an inventor's patent infringement claim. In practice courts find patent invalidity without deciding the patent infringement claim.

Comparing observation and the Big Bang theory, observation tells us that the early universe, over a period of about 3.3 bly, consisted of radiation which later evolved into the galactic system we observe today. The Big Bang theory tells us that the early universe began about 15 bly ago as an initial...

Malthus (1766-1834 A.D.) told us that population growth will always tend to outrun the food supply and that betterment of humankind is impossible without stern limits on reproduction. This thinking is commonly referred to as Malthusianism. At his time, Malthus was unaware that the effects of the environment...

A court must have jurisdiction before it can deny a case without opinion. Where there is no jurisdiction, there can be no discretion, for discretion is incident to jurisdiction.

Solutions of the Navier–Stokes equations often include turbulence, which remains one of the greatest unsolved problems in physics, despite its immense importance in science and engineering. The Clay Mathematics Institute in May 2000 made this problem one of its seven Millennium Prize problems in...

This fourth part compares the present theory with mainline and Einstein's theory and gives a summary of the present theory. I discuss the mainline and Einstein's theories, instantaneous and retarded action theories, Brillouin's field mass theory and the present theory in two parts, the non-linear...

“Gravity waves” have been accepted by many physicists, from Einstein on down, who see gravity as a change in the massless structure of space and time. However, Earth tides are not massless structures of space and time. Here, I look into the matter and find that, unlike oscillating electrons in...

Is there a procedure or algorithm that can decide whether statements, mathematical or non-mathematical, are true or false, win or draw? The broader decision problem can be stated as follows: Even though a mathematical or non-mathematical statement is undecidable in general, it may be possible to find...

Having found his patent invalid without determining his claim of patent infringement, courts have precluded the patent owner from participating in his case, in violation of due process. This leaves the alleged infringer (usually large Corporations)free to collect royalties and profits on their patent,...

Proof that Beal And Fermat Triplets Cannot Exist. This is a single page proof of Fermat's Last Theorem and Beal's conjecture in terms of Euclid's formulas for triplets.

Global food supply F drives global population to some asymptotic value presently estimated at about Po=10 billion people, assuming F does not exceed the maximum food supply Fmax. And, global environmental effects drive global population downward from the 10 billion estimate. Thus, if an asymptotic...