A W Smith
Philosopher
The Missing Jolt paper is publicly available at http://www.journalof911studies.com.
Your silly remark here does not compare to my question for Dave Rogers, who has made a claim yet refuses to show his work.
I have shown my work and it is in the public domain. Apparently you don't understand it, as you never argue the details and won't accept it unless someone you approve of tells you it is correct. The fallacy of what you are saying here is obvious.
Show it to thjis guy Tony, I double down dare you. Hes right in your state.
http://www.stevens.edu/ses/me/People/faculty_profile.php?faculty_id=76
Here's his e-mail
cchassap@stevens.edu
Or any one of these guys
http://www.stevens.edu/ses/me/People/me_faculty.php
Orv a little closer to you. further south. Set up an individual appointment here
http://libblogs.princeton.edu/englib/instruction-consultations/individual-consultations/
Be sure to
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