Fine measurements of field torsion and its spectra III

Title : Fine measurements of field torsion and its spectra III

Abstract:

The field torsion is an important geometrical invariant of a space, body and the Universe. The torsion arises from the interaction between the gravitation (from matter) and the electromagnetic fields given by the charges and currents in the Universe. Many results and experiments are established to evidence and detect the field torsion as field observable and the high importance to explain many mechanisms of the Universe, diverse applications and demonstration of other effects considering experiments of quantum electronics, photonics and spintronics.

Biography:

Dr. Francisco Bulnes obtained a Ph.D. in Mathematical Sciences from the Mathematics Institute, National Autonomous University of Mexico (IM-UNAM). He also has two post-doctorate degrees in Mathematics, obtained in Cube and Russia. He is currently the director of Investigación Internacional Avanzada en Matemáticas e Ingeniería (IINAMEI), Mexico. He is editor-in-chief and reviewer of national and international journals of mathematics and a member of various international committees of science. He is head of the Research Department, Grupo de Investigación del Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores Chalco (GI-TESCHA). Dr. Bulnes has published more than 120 papers in mathematics and physics research journals. He has also written several books in these areas and has many theories, theorems, and math objects to his credit. He is a recipient of various honors and awards from universities and governmental and non-governmental organizations. He is a distinguished member of the Czech Republic Mathematics Society (JCFM).