Robert W. Fuller's research while affiliated with Columbia University and other places
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Publications (2)
With the introduction of multiply connected topologies into physics, a question of causality arises. There are alternative routes between two points in a multiply connected space. Therefore, one may ask if a signal traveling at the speed of light along one route could be outpaced by a signal which has traveled a much shorter path through a handle o...
A study is made of the possibility of pre-scission neutron emission ; caused by excitatlon of individual nucleons in the dividing nucleus by ; nonadiabatic changes in the nuclear potential. lt is questioned whether enough ; energy can be transferred to some neutrons to free them by the nonadiabatic ; distortion of the potential as the nucleus flssi...
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... Initially, the idea of "bridges" was considered more attractive than that of black holes until Wheeler and Fuller showed that the Einstein-Rosen bridge 1 is unstable. Using a proper analysis, they discovered that the bridge would pinch-off in a finite time [6]. Therefore, Schwarzschild wormholes are not traversable. ...
