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References
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PhD dissertation, Portland State Univ., (1983a) Portland, Oregon,
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2. LaViolette,
Paul A. "Cosmic
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3. LaViolette,
Paul A. Earth
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4. LaViolette,
Paul A. International Journal of General Systems 11(4)
(1985). "Special Issue on Systems Thinking in Physics,"
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"An introduction to subquantum kinetics, Part
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5. LaViolette,
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7. LaViolette,
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8. LaViolette,
Paul A. "Is
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9. "New
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10. Letter from
Grote
Reber to P. LaViolette, December 11, 1984 requesting a paper
preprint.
11. Letter from
J.
P. Vigier to Roy Keys managing editor of the journal Apeiron,
May 13, 1986.
12. Letter from
Jean-Claude
Pecker and J. P. Vigier to P. LaViolette, May 13, 1986.
13. Letter from
Jean-Claude
Pecker to P. LaViolette, June 21, 1986.
14. Letter from
Georges
de Vaucouleur to P. LaViolette, March 21, 1986.
15. Letter from
Paul
Marmet to P. LaViolette, April 28, 1986.
16. Letter from
Dean
Turner to P. LaViolette, March 26, 1986
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18. LaViolette,
Paul A. "The
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19. LaViolette,
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Paul A. "The terminal Pleistocene cosmic event: Evidence
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May 1983.
24. LaViolette,
Paul A. "Elevated
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Paul A. "Evidence
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27. Boutron, Claude
F. "Comment on the paper 'The cometary breakup hypothesis
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28. LaViolette,
Paul A. "Regarding
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221-224.
29. Letter
from Dr. Korotkevich, Deputy Director of the Soviet Arctic
and Antarctic Research Institute sent to LaViolette and NSF,
May 1987.
30. Telephone
conversation between Paul LaViolette (Starburst Foundation)
and Herman Zimmerman of NSF Polar Programs Office, November 4,
1987.
31. Hill, Richard
"Scientist
to test Galaxy theory." Oregonian, June 9, 1988,
page E2. Also see follow up: "Theory waiting on ice."
Oregonian, November 3, 1988, page D1.
32. LaViolette,
Paul A. "Anticipation
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