We consider a version of special relativity assuming that the metric in inertial frames is conformally pseudoeuclidean and depends on some scalar field with zero vacuum average. Applying this modified special relativity to the theory of electroweak interactions, and assuming that the introduced scalar field is proportional to the Higgs field, we show there is full consistency between the minima...

2. Transient Probability Distributions of Nerve Impulse Intervals, S. B. Thesis, Department of Physics, M.I. T., June 1964. The time evolution of the distribution of nerve-impulse intervals was examined by measuring histograms at varying times in the stimulus cycle. The distribution width was found to vary inversely as the stimulus strength. There is an indication that the width also depends up...

In the discussion of the polar coordinate system leading to Eq. (1), the azimuthal angle f is ambiguously defined as " measured around the z axis. " A more conventional precise definition is " measured around the z axis starting from the x axis. " With this standard definition, the expression for S in Eq. (1) should contain the factor sin 2 f instead of cos 2 f. (The factor cos 2 f is correct o...

It is likely that the Higgs potential of Standard Model unstable, turning negative at $\ensuremath{\phi}<\mathrm{\ensuremath{\Lambda}}\ensuremath{\sim}{10}^{10}\text{ }\text{ }\mathrm{GeV}$. Here we consider whether it possible to have inflation on positive stable region $\ensuremath{\phi}<\mathrm{\ensuremath{\Lambda}}$. To do this add a nonminimally coupled induced gravity sector with sc...