Faster than light neutrino at CERN is almost certainly a bad measurement

Also https://files.oakland.edu/users/garfinkl/web/mog/ for reliable information on gravity physics.

See pdf OPERA posted in Library Resources physics on what is likely to be remembered as the CERN "error".

from Bal Harbour, Florida

On Sep 27, 2011, at 3:59 AM, Carlos Castro wrote:

Dear Jack, Matej and Tony :

Thanks Jack. Tony sent me the graphs a few days ago.

The prediction by Recami is nevertheless very nice. He has that

v/c - 1 = 5.5 x 10^{-5}

which is not that bad at all compared to the experiment 2.45 x 10^{-5}.

Matej knows Recami well.

I find it very interesting that Recami has also corrections to V/C = 1 + ....
given by the ratio of masses raised to the fourth power. Such behaviour also happens in Born's Relativity.

Of course, many more experimental groups should go ahead and repeat the experiment, over and over again, to make sure that there are no screw ups.

Best wishes

Carlos