Superluminal Phenomena in Modern Perspective Faster-Than-Light Signals Myth or Reality?

Suresh C Tiwari was born on August 24, 1952 in a village Nimoda of Rajasthan. He was awarded PhD from Rajasthan University, Jaipur in 1980 for his research work on solid state microwave devices. He taught electronics engineering at Institute of Technology, Banaras Hindu University for a brief period in 1980s. He has published 35 papers in international journals. His investigations in the foundations of electromagnetic theory led to a new model of electron culminating into the publication of a monograph in 1997. He has given deep thought into the nature of time in physics, and in 1980 at the Einstein Centenary Symposium he proposed time variable velocity of light. His PIRT London (1992) paper has been published in selected papers in Recent Advances in Relativity (Hadronic Press 2000). His proposal that angular momentum of light is exchanged in geometrical phase in optics has found support in theoretical work in the literature though experimental verification is awaited. He has also been fascinated by Weyl geometry, and proposed Weyl-Kahler space incorporating vector length holonomy in complex spaces. He firmly believes that the goal of science is search of truth, and he is trying to establish Institute of Natural Philosophy.Tiwari, Suresh C. is the author of 'Superluminal Phenomena in Modern Perspective Faster-Than-Light Signals Myth or Reality?', published 2003 under ISBN 9781589490376 and ISBN 1589490371.