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Bimaximal Pattern Links Color Quark and Neutrino Mixing-Angle Approximations
Flavor-Geometric Duality and Pseudo-Euclidean Symmetry of Neutrino Mixing in Semi-Empirical Phenomenology
On Neutrino CP-Violation Idea
Basic Connection Between Neutrino Flavor and Geometry: Absolute Masses and CP-Violation Model
Summing up My New Semi-Empirical Neutrino Physics Ideas from 2016 Year, and some further clarifications
From Data: -- Neutrinos are Related to Geometry Unique Particles
Crazy Enough to be True?
Metaphors in Quantum Mechanics
Nonzero Theta13 and Neutrino Mixing Deviation from Bimaximal Geometric Symmetry
Neutrino Mixing CP-violating Phenomenology with only Two Free Parameters
Dirac CP-violating phase from deviotion neutrino mixing off geometric bimaximal approximation
Complementarity relation between CP-violating phase and neutrino mixing reactor angle
New Physics from Regularities of the Many Standard Model Free Parameters
Geometric Contrast of Quark and Neutrino Mixing Hierarchies
Quantum Mechanics Started with Semi-Empirical Phenomenology – Important Lesson
Publication censorship of new physics ideas – a sort of pseudo-science
Motivating Zero Neutrino Mass Scale
New Physics Complete Neutrino Mass Specter from Oscillation Data
Common Sense and Cosmology
Zero Neutrino Mass Scale in Semi-Empirical Phenomenology
Euclidean 3-Space Geometry Organizes SM-Higgs Free Parameters
Dirac or Majorana Neutrino Mass Type?
Absolute Neutrino Masses in Geometric Phenomenology of Standard Model Hierarchies
Geometric Phenomenology of Higgs Sector Empirical Parameters
Methodical Comment on the Number of Flavors in Standard Model

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