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تسجيل مستخدم جديدA New Assumed Interaction. Experiments and Manifestations in Astrophysics
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Yu A. Baurov
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Results of experimental investigations of a new assumed interaction in nature with the aid of high-current magnets, torsion and piezoresonance balances, high-precision gravimeter, fluctuations in intensity of betta-decay of radioactive elements, plasma devices and manifestations in astrophysics are presented. A possible explanation of the results obtained based on a hypothesis of global anisotropy of physical space caused by the existence of a cosmological vectorial potential A_g, is given. It is shown that the vector A_g has the following coordinates in the second equatorial coordinate system: right ascension alpha = 293 +- 10, declination delta = 36 +- 10.
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Yu.A. Baurov (Central Scientific Research Institute of Machinen Building
, Korolev
, Moscow Region
1999
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