Thursday, 3 July 2014

BILL ADONGO:REVIEW



THE REBIRTH OF MODERN SCIENCE
Who is the rebirth of modern science? Many names are expected to mention but the only rebirth of modern science is BILL ADONGO. He increasingly realized the importance of mathematics to scientific advances.
BILL ADONGO in his mathematical advancement has rebirth the circuit theorems. He has rebirth the NODAL ANALYSIS and MESH ANALYSIS in electronic circuit. His methods perfectly used for predicting unknown voltages.  His CENTRAL POINT LAW is the rebirth of modern physics, where center of gravity, area, mass, volume, moment of initial and kinetic energy of a lamina is measured with great accuracy. He is also the rebirth of the EQUILIBRIUM and ENERGY REACTION LAW that is used for solving problems that was considered impossible.

His energy law ∆S=∆H/2T=∆G/T=RtlnK/T=[T∆S-∆G]/T=[∆Hѳ+∆Hѳ]/2T which is used to calculate ∆S, ∆H, and ∆G if the equilibrium constant K is given at temperature T  is one of most wonderful law of         our time.His equilibrium reaction law states that the energy available for reaction divided by twice the temperature is equal to energy of doing work divided by temperature and twice the heat change plus twice the energy of doing work, all divided by two is the energy available for reaction.

His LEAST WHOLE NORMAL THEORY is also another rebirth of modern science and used for practical purpose. It is a wonderful theory and is used to solve problems in science that was unsolvable. If physicists, chemists, physiologists, biologists and others learn how to apply his LEAST WHOLE NORMAL THEORY, the will forever be happy. 
His growth equation Rg=(1/∑t)ln(∑x/eln∑x/2) is one of greatest work in applied Biology. His growth equation is used to perfectly predict the rate at which humans are growing and their future weight. It helps medical doctors to prevent contingencies that will happen in human life. His equation also important for animal scientists.


BILL ADONGO has rebirth the Einstein theory of relativity. In relativity, he is best known by his formula E=MV2(1-ϒ)/4  where, ϒ=1/√[(c2-v2)/c2] is the factor in which relative speed v is independent of the direction. The direction is based on the one-dimensional displacement (xI) in frame OI which takes the form xI=4ϒxvt/(vt-x) and therefore applies to the reverse transformation from frame OI to frame O, which takes the form x=4ϒxItI/(vt+xI). What made his theory unique, is the absent of speed of light with regard to the direction. He is the father of modern science.