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NAME:
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ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM
STRONG SCATTERING OF PARTICLES IN RANDOMLY INHOMOGENEOUS MAGNETIC FIELD
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viously found results.
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that an equation
is derived for
the memory
xm
equation is valid
than merely assigning this parameter.
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even when the particle scattering angle on the correlati
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small.
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References
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STUDY OF SOME APPARENTLY ABNORMAL DEFORMATIONS AND
TRANSFORMATIONS OF METALS
C.
CRUSARD AND
J.
BOUVAIST
INTRODUCTION
After one of us was suddenly confronted with
a case
of
deformation of
a metal specimen without apparent action of
an
external force*
, we considered it our obligation
as metallur-
gical investigators
to attempt systematically
to study pheno-
mena of this
type.
Thus we contacted
J.
P.
Girard,
who
reputedly could produce
"abnormal"
effects
in metals
and
* Sciences
et Avenir,
No.
345
(November
1975)
,
1108.
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Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : ClA-RDP96-00787R000700090002'6 # y '§G1I Enclosed are copies:of my correspondence to date: with the - Parapsychology Foundation concerning their conference in. August. As’we secened to agree on the telephone it seems best to proceed’ with arrangements to atte nd the conference, with the understanding that once the program is received, we can better evaluate whether in fact” there will be enough content in the conference to justify attendance. Best Regards, SG1I Tro ( 2) Enclosures Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000700090002-6
Enclosed are copies -of my correspondence to date' with the
Parapsychology Foundation concerning their conference in- August,
As ve
seemed to agree on the telephone
it seems best to proceed'
with arrangements to atte nd? the conference, with the understanding -that
once the program is received, we can better evaluate whether in fact
there will be enough content in the conference to justify attendance.
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/ ‘ “ Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000700090004-4 Sap peyehslogy Ro earch Foundation ye) Yeast war 43 ‘ Tey Tork, 17, L001 , Bes ! ioe Coley, T have re¢ently boen tnfoumed by Fussell Toarg 2 Stanford Research Inctitnds ef the yoarly co onforence cponsored Dy Four as fowls tion upon the rolotion of parapsycholesy to other giscinl ines, and that tts year the conforenca wll bo held in Zarich end will be Neoncarnigs. vith poransychology in Lts relation 6&. shysicse ae Tt is uy uncers tandine tet thts 4s a closed conference, ty fnvitic tion oly, a% woiek ell porticipents normally present POPOTS = At the succestion of Dr. Tarz To on uritiag with tha Lone of obtaining pormission 6 to ebtend this conference es an observer. Ton oxbicresently ee fn this Oven, bab heve @ long ¢ cnding ‘interest end cles some ideas of. uy om of soos po ossihle so of 44, In eddition, csp general thoorobical conned Shot these mttors deserve fer move serious the vuystes comity then thay hove hore cofore roceivet. Len willing ent etle to defray all the expenscs of my a at tieis conferonee in exchenge for the opportunity to iearn fay first bond the current thiniaar ahout ponsible piysiccl bases of paransycno Lory. : ae . re . 2 Aas ™ Thank you for your lind comsiaoration. Yours sincor . SG1I - . = a mesocre:n Pisrsicis Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000700090004-4
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July 17, 1974
Research Foundation
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Bear lbs. Coley,
I have recently been informed by Eussell Tory of Stanford
Horeorch Institute of tho yearly conference sponsored by your
foundation upon the relation of parapsychology to other disciplines,
and tint this year the conference uill be held in Suricn^and vill
bo concern^S. uith parapsychology In Its relation tS physics.
It is ry understanding tpt this is a closed conference, by
initiation only, at which all' participants aornally prosent papers.
At the cu^oestion of Dr. Tory I an writing with the hope of obtaining
pomicsion" to attend this conference as an observer*
I sa natriresGn''
cn active researcher in this area, but have a len^ starring inucavst
in trni^rrehology, and also sene ideas of uy cr.m of sons possible
tfr-sicai^nochanlsns cf it.
In addition, as h general theoretical
physicist.
I an convinced that Hieso aethers deserve far nore serious
attention fror the physics conaunity then they have heretofore
received.
I an willing and able to defray all the expanses of ty sttsndanc
at this conference in erehanga for the opportunity to loam at
first hand the current tliinling about possible physical bases of
parapsychology*
7p.qr.T- you for your hind, consiuorahion.
Yours sincerely.
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Fou r-St at e Klcc ironic R andom dumber Generator
This study provided an opportunity
to determine whether the
re-
mote sensing capability could be extended
to
the perception of
the
internal state of
a piece
of electronic equipment.
For
this purpose,
an automated experiment designed around
a four-state electronic random
number generator was
initiated.
The solid-state machine has no moving
parts
and provides no sensory cue
to
the user as
to its target genera-
tion.
•
In order
to determine unambiguously whether
a result was meaning-
x
ful,
the following strategy was
used.
First,
the randomness
of
the
machine was verified by over 10,000 pre-experiment trials
(details
given below).
Second,
the subjects
interacted with the machine
to
generate
the
data*-. Third,
for any subject whose score was significant,
the statistics
of
the machine during
the
successful experiment were
tabulated
to insure
that
the machine had not departed from randomness
in the period
in which
a significant result was obtained.
Fourth,
a
subject generating
a good score was asked
to repeat
the entire experi-
ment after
a one-month
lag period.
Finally,
the entire data analysis
was carried out by an independent statistics group
at
SRI.
C O'Z,
The machine configuration provides
as
a target one
of
four art
slides
chosen randomly
(p
=
1/4)
by an electronic random generator.
The generator does not
indicate
its choice until
the subject
indicates
his choice
to
the machine by pressing
a button
(see Figure
11).
(The
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Four-state electronic random number generator used
in this experiment.
An incorrect
choice of target
is
indicated.
Two
of
the five "encouragement
lights"
at
the
top
of
the machine
are
illuminated.
The
printer
to
the
right
of
the machine
records data on
fan-fold paper
tape.
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Approved FOr Release 20010 SIO trike tAr RAP RE100 G87R000 700100007-9 aa INTRODUCTION Several caveates are necessary in order that this review be considered a fair appraisal of the state of the research described. eo First, there are available only three progress reports covering a period 28 January to 1 August 1974. Evidently, the major portion of research data both basic and applied has yet to be submitted to the sponsor. @ No interviews were held with the principal investigators or their staff to clarify some of the techniques and procedures described in the progress report. 0 Little or no description beyond general impressions has. been obtained by the clients' monitors of this project. e As a result of the incomplete reporting and data analysis, the reviewer must be extremely careful not to give a biased repart because supposed weaknesses or strengths of the initial reports may not be perpetuated in a final and more comprehensive reporting of the research. ‘Background Section The purpose as stated in the progress report on the program is “to determine the characteristics of those perceptual modalities through which individuals obtain information about their environment, wherein such information is not presented to any known sense." | The program is"divided into two categories of investigation of approximately equal effort: applied research and hasic research. The purpose of the applied research is to explore experimentally the potential for applications of perceptual abilities of interest, with special attention give to accuracy and reliability. The purpose of the basic research is to identify the characteristics of individual possessing such abilities, and to identify neurophysiological correlates and basic mechanisms involved in such functions." This review must by necessity be concentrated on what the Approved For Release 2001/03/07. CIA-BDPO4 00737 Bop G7 bas Goes .
; _ $lo a “7 ~~? ann ‘ Approved For ritease 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000700110005-0 MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Seience and Technology SUBJECT : Office of Research and Development and Office of Technical Service Paranormal Perception Kesearch Project 1. It is recommended that a research and cGevelopment investigation of paranormal perception phenomena be initi- . ated with Stanford Research Institute (SRI), A proposal for such an investigation is attached, Since this is a tightly directed advanced research project, it is further recommended that the effort be jointly funded and monitored by the Office of Research and Development and the Office of Technical Service. The estimated cost for the proposed effort is $149,503, 2. The objectives of the preposed effort are twofold. The initial emphasis of the inveativzation will be to char~ acterize and develop paranormal remoto perception abilities which appear to have been cenonstrated under controlled laboratory conditions by SRI. Since these phenomena ara unexplained and largely unexplored, the second objective would be to collect suffieloent data snd infoxrmetion to Guide the development and assess the value of a more con prehensive program, 2’. <A previous OTS project, summarized in the attached proposal, indicated the existence o7 prranormal perception phenomena. The phenomena include remote perception of docu- ments, objects, activities and locations, The demonstrated reproducibility of such remote perception under controlled conditions strongly suggests these phenomena are and will continue to be interesting to the intelligence community for either offensive operational exploitation or defensive threat Hesessnent, 4. The preposed effort will be concentrated in the arenas described in the Statement of Work section of the attached proposal. In Summary these are: a) Characterica~ tion of the remote perception abilities of sifted subjects, 2 IMPDET CL BY 059687 Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000700110005-0
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Office of Research and Development
r.nd
Office of Technical Service Paranormal
Perception Research Project
1.
It
is recommended
investigation of paranormal
a ted with Stanford Research
for such an investigation
i
tightly directed advanced
r
recommended
that
the effort
by the Offa.ce of Research
a
of Technical Service.
The
effort
is
$149. GJ5.
that
a research and development
perception phenomena
be iuiti-
Institute
(SRI).
A proposal
s attached.
Since
this
is
a
'©search project,
it
is further
be jointly funded and monitored
nd Development and
the Office
estimated cost
for the proposed
objectives of the proposed effort are twofold.
Ahe xnxtia*
eapliasis of
the investigation will be
to char-
acterize and develop paranormal remote perception abilities
which appear to have been demonstrated under controlled
laboratory conditions
by SRI.
Since these phenomena are
unexplained and
largely unexplored,
the second objective
would
foe to collect sufficient
data and information
to
guxc.e
the development and assess
the value of
a more com-
prehensive program.
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,
A previous OTS project,
summarized in
the attached
proposal,
.indicated
the existence of pnranox’msl perception
phenomena.
The phenomena
include remote perception of docu-
ments,
objects,
activities and
locations.
The demonstrated
reproducioility of such remote perception under controlled
conditions strongly suggests
these phenomena are and will
continue
to be Interesting
to the intelligence community for
either offensive operational exploitation or defensive
threat
assessment.
The proposed effort will
be concentrated in the
areas
described
in the Statement of Work section of
the
attached proposal.
In summary these are:
a)
Characterir.a-
txon of
the remote perception abilities
of gifted subjects,
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SG1I fa ‘ Le erate te ae nee, ; PACT OF . ~— Approved For Release 2003/09/09 Sik RP o6/o67e7R600700110006-s re mative Rex LA eee eee wd “ wae Oey er rs vee A! acme DD/S&T 3697-73 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence SUBJECT: Office of Research and Development and Office of Technical Service Paranormal Perception Research Project 1. It is recommended that a research and development investigation of paranormal perception phenomena be initiated with Stanford Research Institute (SRI). A proposal for such an investigation is attached. Since this is a tightly directed advanced research project, it is further recommended that the effort be jointly funded and monitored by the Office . of Research and Development and the Office of Technical Service. The ~ Project Officer will beL.__——SYSsrThee eSttimated cost for the’ proposed effort is $149,555. 2. The objectives of the proposed effort are four-fold. Approximately 50% of the effort will be directed towards the investigation of the oppor- tunities for the operational use of "gifted" individuals; twenty percent will be directed towards establishing those characteristics which will enable us to identify "gifted" subjects; twenty percent will be directed towards investigation of the neurophysiological correlates of paranorina] activities; ten percent wilt be directed towards validation of paranormal experiments, 3. A previous OTS project, summarized in the attached proposal, indicated the existence of paranormal perception phenomena. The phenomena ‘include remote perception of documents, objects, activities, and locations. The demonstrated reproducibility of such remote perception under controlled conditions strongly suggests these phenomena are and will continue to be interesting to the intelligence community for either offensive operational exploitation or defensive threat assessment. 4. The proposed effort will be concentrated in the areas described in the Statement of Work section of the attached proposal. In summary these are: (a) Characterization of the remote perception abilities of eae E2 IMPDET CL vf | SG1I Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000700110006-9 fones
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SUBJECT:
Office
of Research
and Development and
Office
of Technical
Service
Paranormal
Perception
Research Project
1.
It
is
recommended that
a research
and development investigation
of paranormal
perception phenomena
be
initiated with Stanford
Research
Institute
(SRI).
A proposal
for such
an
investigation .is
attached.
Since this
is
a tightly directed advanced research project,
it
is further
recommended that the effort
be jointly funded
and monitored
by the Office
of Research and
Development
and
the Office of Technical
Service.
The
Project Officer will
be
I
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The estimated
cost for the'
proposed effort
is, $149, 555.
2.
The objectives
of
the
proposed effort are four-fold.
Approximately
50% of the effort will
be directed towards
the
investigation of the
oppor-
tunities
for the operational
use
of
"gifted"
individuals;
twenty percent
will
be directed towards establishing
those characteristics which will
enable
us
to
identify
"gifted"
subjects;
twenty percent will
be
directed
towards
investigation
of
the
neurophysiological
correlates
of paranormal
activities;
ten
percent will
be directed towards
validation
of paranormal
experiments.
3.
A previous
OTS
project,
summarized
in
the attached
proposal
,
indicated
the existence
of
paranormal
perception
phenomena.
The phenomena
include remote perception
of documents,
objects,
activities,
and locations.
The demonstrated
reproducibility
of such
remote perception under controlled
conditions
strongly suggests
these phenomena
are
and will
continue
to
be
interesting
to the intelligence
community for either offensive operational
exploitation
or defensive
threat assessment.
4.
The
proposed effort will
be concentrated
in
the
areas described
in
the Statement
of Work section of the
attached
proposal.
In summary
these
are:
(a)
Characterization
of the
remote
perception
abilities
of
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