Website with Lerner's technical papers scanned.

[MTd2]

http://www.photonmatrix.com/pdf/

It hosts the papers linked from LLNL. Great thing!

[jamesr]

MTd2 wrote: http://www.photonmatrix.com/pdf/

It hosts the papers linked from LLNL. Great thing!

Is this your site?

I was trying to figure out why you say they’re from LLNL as there is no reference on the site, and the links are to locally hosted files. Also there is no mention of permission to host journal papers (some journals get very picky about their copyright however old the paper may be).

Although looking at the meta tags for the pages show stuff like:

<meta content=”Advanced Learning Advanced education philosophy e-gold Super Health immortality Technology” name=”description”>
<meta content=”Love Secrets, Brain, healthy, Sky Car, FREE E-books, Magic Story, Magic Letters, Scientific Ads,
News and Weather, Flower CDrom, Accept e-gold, own gold” name=”keywords”>

Not exactly the most inspiring keywords.

[Rezwan]

Looks like some random person put that together.

[MTd2]

This is the website that hosts the papers from Lawrence Physics Inc.:

http://www.lawrencevilleplasmaphysics.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=68&Itemid=86

Check the hyperlinks from Eric’s paper. If you delete the .pdf file name, you get linked to that website. So, Eric probably authorized that website.

BTW, it is common to the authors of papers to host the papers they publish, even if they are from Nature. For example, this one:

http://rogers.matse.illinois.edu/publications.html

[jamesr]

So it does – seems a bit strange though.

Part of my confusion was that LLNL is Lawrence Livermore National Lab http://www.llnl.gov – nothing to do with Eric’s company Lawrenceville Plasma Physics Inc.

[MTd2]

They have things in common. “Lawrence” in the name…

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