Soumendra Nath Thakur Tagore's Electronic Lab, India ORCID: 0000-0003-1871-7803

Posted July 31, 2025

Extended Classical Mechanics (ECM) is a progressively evolving framework that reinterprets classical and quantum phenomena through frequency-originated energetics, dual mass displacement, inherited phase symmetries, and structurally defined kinetic identities. To support transparency, cumulative scholarship, and accessibility, the ECM initiative maintains a publicly accessible and systematically curated appendix register, covering all formal releases, mathematical extensions, and conceptual advances.

Access the ECM Appendix Directory

Directory of ECM Appendices:

http://www.telitnetwork.itgo.com/ExtendedClassicalMechanics/AppendixDirectory/

Each appendix is:

• Numbered sequentially for scholarly citation (e.g., Appendix 30, Appendix 36)
• Accompanied by DOI-linked access to its full version (via ResearchGate or open archive)
• Labelled with date of issue and core subject focus (e.g., redshift-phase relation, ancestral encoding, kinetic energy formulation, energy density structures)
• Linked using code to ensure smooth browsing continuity

The directory is routinely updated to reflect the most recent contributions, corrections, and theoretical expansions. Researchers and readers can consult it casually for reference or rigorously for technical depth.

Why This Directory Matters:

• Permanent Citation Anchor: Future ECM manuscripts will refer back to this ResearchGate post as a stable, indexed gateway to all foundational materials.
• Reliable Resource for New Readers: Offers a navigable entry point for those unfamiliar with ECM but interested in its mathematical structure.
• Transparency and Traceability: All derivations, term definitions, and formulation changes are tied to appendix versions, ensuring academic integrity.

Suggested Use in Citations

When referring to ECM appendices in future manuscripts, simply use:

For the full appendix list, see: Directory of ECM Appendices

ResearchGate reference link: https://www.researchgate.net/post/Directory_of_ECM_Appendices-A_Structured_Repository_of_Extended_Classical_Mechanics

Please bookmark and share this reference with collaborators, peer reviewers, or students exploring the ECM framework. The appendix directory is designed to evolve, with future enhancements including a PDF index, visual concept map, and integrated glossary of ECM terms.

—Soumendra Nath Thakur ✉ [email protected]