Oliver Linton's Home Page
Wasdale
I am a retired physics teacher and my hobbies include travelling abroad, computer programming, listening to and performing classical music, walking in the fells, landscape photography and making models. A number of photograph albums of my travels will be found in PHOTO ALBUMS, the most recent being Harz Mountains (2023)
I publish here a number of books, articles and computer programs which may be of interest to a wider public.
The following two full length books have been added within the last year or so:
- An intelligent layman's attempt to understand CONSCIOUSNESS and Free Will
- Puzzles and Paradoxes in Relativity and Cosmology
- Newton-Raphson Fractals: A short article showing how the Newton-Raphson algorithm can generate some pleasing fractal images
- Suspended Reality: A detailed look at my interpretation of Quantum Theory
- Free Will: Adapted from Chapter 6 of my book on Consciousness
- Ant World: A pretty comprehensive survey of Langton's Ant and other related bugs.
- Sun Dogs and Halos: The physics behind rainbows and ice halos.
- : A critical look at Carlo Rovelli's arguments for Free Will
- : Comments on 'Sentience' by Nicholas Humphrey
- Linton v Solms: A short ctitique of the main points in Solm's book 'The Hidden Spring'.
VBRHAPSODY is a fully featured music notation editor which is comparable to other programs costing hundreds of pounds. VBRhapsody is freeware.
The BOOKS folder contains links to the books I have written.
Some of them have been published by WOODEN BOOKS; others are available in printed form from LULU or in pdf format.
The ARTICLES folder contains a collection of essays on some of my favorite subjects: Relativity, Quantum Theory and Consciousness, music etc..
A collection of articles on mathematics can be found in the MATHEMATICS folder.
The MUSIC folder contains pdf files of some of the music I have written both for SATB chorus and piano.
The SOFTWARE folder contains a miscellaneous collection of programs which I have written using VB.net. These programs are published under the terms of the Open Content license and in many cases full source code is included.
If you wish to get in touch with me, my email address is joliverlinton@gmail.com
Last updated: November 2024