Prespacetime Journal Volume 6 Issue 12: Formless Observer III, Trespassing on the Anthropic Lawn & Topics in Math-Physics, Cosmology & Nuclear Physics

Prespacetime Journal ("PSTJ," http://www.prespacetime.com) is a publication in which physicists, mathematicians and other learned scholars publish their research results and express their views on the origin, nature and mechanism of spacetime and its possible connection to a prespacetime. It is also a journal where all learned scholars can present their models and experimental results on elemental particles, fundamental forces including gravity and related topics. This is PSTJ Volume 6 Issue 12 first published in December 2015. It is entitled "Formless Observer III, Trespassing on the Anthropic Lawn & Topics in Math-Physics, Cosmology & Nuclear Physics" and contains following articles: (1) On the Nature of & Relation between Form & Formlessness: Part 2: The Identification of the Formless with Lesser Form; (2) Does Riemann Zeta Code for Generic Coupling Constant Evolution? (3) Why Us: Trespassing on an Anthropic Lawn (Part I); (4) Why Us: Trespassing on an Anthropic Lawn (Part II); (5) Lanczos Generators for the Weyl Tensor in Kerr Geometry; (6) Early Decelerating and Late-Time Accelerating Anisotropic Cosmological Model in Scale-Covariant Theory of Gravitation; (7) A Cyclic Model Universe with Dark Energy; (8) A Note on a Sum of the Series 1/1.3 + 1/3.5 + 1/5.7 + ... = 1/2; (9) Laplace Transform of Matrix Exponential Function; (10) A New Version of Bishop Frame and Application to Spherical Images of Spacelike Curve in E1,3 Minkowski 3-Space; (11) An Exact Solution of Riccati Form of Boltzmann Equation with Mathematica; (12) Are Leptoquarks First Pieces of Evidence for TGD-based View about SUSY? (13) On Cosmological Magnetic Fields, Extended Navier-Stokes Equation & Newtonian Raychaudhury Equation; (14) On Statistics, Negentropic Entanglement, Hawking Radiation & Firewall Paradox in TGD Framework; (15) On the Role of Fermi Gas Model in Understanding the Binding Energy of Stable Atomic Nuclides; and (16) On Fundamental Nuclear Physics & Quantum Physics in Light of a Plausible Final Unification.