Tianren Cheng

The Future Science Institute (Volume I Issue 2012-2013): Jeff's Dream and His Interesting Problems for Interstellar Travel and Time Travel Tianren Cheng

Publisher Marketing: The Future Science Institute (Print) ISSN 2332-1792 The Future Science Institute (Online) ISSN 2332-1784 What is this journal about? This journal is not a popular journal for public, it is a professional research level journal for scientist and artist, even for litterateur. To read this journal, you need very professional background in science and art. It focus on many topics in mainstream science, especially for future science, for example, we make great effort to introduce the theoretical researches of interstellar travel and time travel and some other technology in the future. However, our journal do not care about the taste of public. Every paper in it is full of complex calculus, abstract reasoning and creative ideas which are difficult to understand. Another point we should mention is that, in this journal. We proposed many important results in science and art, without author's permission, they shall not be cited by anyone. The author has the right of invention for all the papers appear in this journal. How to read this journal? Since this journal is very complicated and professional, and it is full of difficult mathematical reasoning, formulas and graphs. So we use the "problem-proposed problem-analysis problem-solving" mode to explain our research, to make readers easy to understand. In chapter 0, we introduce the main problems we mentioned in the following papers firstly, to make our readers generally understand our technique handling for the topics in the series papers. Then we one and one introduce our papers. Another feature is that we don't make any absolutely assertion to any problem, we only give general thinking to this topics. To the last conclusion, it only depends on readers' personal judgment. What you can get from this journal? If you truly want to improve your knowledge by reading this journal, it is better for you to study the problems mentioned in this journal carefully. To write down your unusual solutions for these problems after you have read them. Any good idea about the problems appeared in this journal can be mail to the author cheng, via email: pqrs008@126.com or chengtianren@whu.edu.cn We welcome any discussion from readers to improve our journal and develop our further work.