Guoliang Liu

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Could some of the fundamental constants be functions of the gravitational potential?

Based on several assumptions to deduce a cosmological model with three fundamental constants including the speed of light in vacuum, the Planck constant, and the gravitational constant, along with...

07 July 2014 9,818 26 View

Is the CPT and Lorentz Violation the only way to avoid the singularity in both special and general relativity?

Only experimental results can give final judgment to any physics theory, no matter how beautiful it was. Even Einstein said that no matter how many experiments can not prove his theory right, but...

05 May 2014 2,559 12 View

Could gravitational waves essentially be black body radiations?

This suggestion seems to be consistent with the following two proposals to replace General Relativity. http://arxiv.org/abs/1001.0785 http://file.scirp.org/Html/16-7500855_23098.htm The so called...

03 March 2014 5,907 19 View

What will happen if the electroweak coupling constant turns bigger?

According to electroweak theory, the electroweak coupling constant will increase when the temperature is higher. Does it have an upper limit? And what will happen when it is reached?

01 January 2014 8,368 48 View

Why the g-factor experimental result is always bigger than SM prediction?

After investigate the data from five experiments measuring the g-factor of electron and muon, I conclude that the experimental result has a value of approximately 1.000000003 times bigger than SM...

01 January 2014 741 20 View

Could Planck constant be a function of the gravitational potential?

http://physics.aps.org/synopsis-for/10.1103/PhysRevLett.108.110801 Kentosh and Mohageg looked through a year’s worth of GPS data and found that the corrections depended in an unexpected way on a...

01 January 2014 2,829 16 View

Is the cosmic axis due to a large-scale magnetic field?

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01 January 2014 3,153 15 View