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Name
Professor Dr. Erik Trell, M.D., Ph.D.
Position
  • Professor Emeritus, Department of Family Medicine, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Linköping, Sweden 2006-.

  • Family Physician and Head, Vålberg Health Centre, Karlstad, Sweden 2006-.

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    Highest Degree
    		Specialist degrees in Internal Medicine, Cardiology, Family Medicine .
    About me
  • Physician, Scientist, Educator.

  • Born Trollhättan Sweden June 4, 1939.

  • Married Lena Margareta Alm. Children Karl Oskar born 1974 and Kristina Elisabet born 1975.

  • Intern, then Resident in Internal Medicine Malmö General Hospital, University of Lund 1962-73.

  • Associate Professor Department of Internal Medicine, Linköping University Hospital, Sweden, 1973.

  • Associate Professor, Department of Preventive Medicine, Malmö General Hospital, University of Lund 1973-1982.

  • Associate Professor, Department of Community Medicine, Malmö General Hospital, University of Lund 1982-1987.

  • Professor and Chief, Department of Family Medicine, Faculty of Health Sciences (‘Health University’), University of Linköping, Sweden, 1987-2006.
    • email
    		erik.trell@gmail.com
    Associated with
  • Several advisory functions (on e.g. Health Policy Development, Alcohol Disabilities and Preventive Medicine) in WHO.
  • International Agency for Research on Cancer and others.
  • Member of Editorial Board of Anticancer Research and other Medical Journals.

    • Academic Achievements

  • Published some 500 medical papers, book chapters, lectures, articles; 153 of these searchable in Pub Med, Click here .

  • Started Research in Mathematics, especially on Lie Groups and Algebras and the Regular Solids, and Elementary Particle Physics Research in the 70ies and have now published some 40 papers according to publication list below.

  • Co-founder and Vice President of IMBIC,, 2006.

  • Director, IMBIC, Sweden Chapter.

  • Vice President of Calcutta Mathematical Society, 2007.

    • Mathemetical and Physical references
  • Trell, E. [1982]: ‘A calculation of the electron circular orbital radius, Speculations in Science and Technology, 5, pp 533-5.

  • Trell, E. [1983]: ‘Representation of particle masses in Hadronic SU(3) diagram, Acta Physica Austriaca, 55, pp 97-110.

  • Trell, E. [1984]: ‘Scheme for a time antenna in three-dimensional Hausdorff space', Speculations in Science and Technology, 7, pp 269-77.

  • Trell, E. [1990]: ‘Geometrical Reproduction of (u,d,s) Baryon, Meson, and Lepton Transformation Symmetries, Masses, and Channels’, Hadronic Journal, 13, pp 277-97.

  • Trell, E. [1991]: ‘On Rotational Symmetry and Real Geometrical Representations of the Elementary Particles With Special Reference to the N and Series’, Physics Essays, 4, pp 272-83.

  • Trell, E. [1992]: ‘Real Forms of the Elementary Particles with A Report of the Resonances’, Physics Essays, 5, pp 362-73.

  • Trell, E. [1997]: ‘An alternative solution to Fermat´s Last Theorem: Infinite ascent in isotopic geometry’, Hadronic Journal Supplement, 12, pp 217-240.

  • Trell, E. [1998a]: ‘Isotopic proof and reproof of Fermat’s Last Theorem verifying Beal’s Conjecture’, Algebras Groups and Geometries, 15, pp 299-318.

  • Trell, E. and Santilli, R.M. [1998b]: ‘Marius Sophus Lie's Doctoral Thesis Over en Classe Geometriske Transformationer’, Algebras Groups and Geometries, 15, pp 395-445.

  • Trell, E. [1998c]: ‘The Eightfold Eightfold Way: Application of Lie's True Geometriske Transformationer to Elementary Particles’, Algebras Groups and Geometries, 15, pp 447-71.

  • Trell, E. [1999]: ‘Real Charm of Form - Real Form of Charm. In: (Gill, T., Liu, K., Trell, E., Ed.s), Fundamental Open Problems in Science at the End of the Millenium, pp. 1-29, Palm Springs: Hadronic Press.

  • Trell, E. [2000]: ‘The Eightfold Eightfold Way. A Lateral View on the Standard Model’. Physical Interpretations of Relativity Theory (11-14 September 1998), Late Papers, London: British Society for the Philosophy of Science, pp. 263-84.

  • Trell, E. [2003a]: ‘Book Review: Foundations of Hadronic Chemistry with Applications to New Clean Energies and Fuels’, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 28, pp 251-3.

  • Trell, E. [2003b]: ‘String and Loop Quantum Gravity Theories Unified in Platonic Ether. With Proof of Fermat´s Last Theorem and Beal´s Conjecture’. In: (Ed.s) Duffy MC, Gladyshev VO, Morozov AN. Proceedings of International Scientific Meeting PIRT -2003, Moscow 30 June – 03 July, 2003, Bauman State University, Moscow, Liverpool, Sunderland, pp 134-49.

  • Trell, E. [2003c]: ‘Original Diophantine equations lodge BC without ABC’ International Symposium on Recent Advances in Mathematics and its Applications 2003, Proceedings, Calcutta: Calcutta Mathematical Society.

  • Trell, E. [2004a]: ‘Original Diophantine equations lodge BC without ABC’, particles’, Rev. Bull. Cal. Math. Soc., 12, pp. 29-54.

  • Trell, E. [2004b]: ‘Cubit Isounits 'Tread a Daunting Path to Reality' While Proving Fermat's Last Theorem and Beal's Conjecture’, Hadronic Journal, 26, pp. 237-71.

  • Trell, E. [2004c]: ‘Tessellation of Diophantine Equation Block Universe’. Physical Interpretations of Relativity Theory VIII (6-9 September 2002), Proceedings, London: British Society for the Philosophy of Science, pp. 585-601.

  • Trell, E. [2004d]: ‘Classical 3-d. Geometrical ‘Vortex Sponge World-Ether Provides Natural Quantum Cavity Elementary Particle Standing Wave Incubation and Original Diophantine Equation Encapsulation’. Physical Interpretations of Relativity Theory IX (3-6 September 2004), Proceedings, London: British Society for the Philosophy of Science, pp. 503-30.

  • Trell, E. [2004e]: ‘Temporospatial transition – Back to go’. Physical Interpretations of Relativity Theory (15-18 September 2000), Late Papers, London: British Society for the Philosophy of Science, pp. 305-11.

  • Trell, E. [2005a]: ‘Invariant Aristotelian Cosmology: Binary Phase Transition of the Universe from the smallest to the largest scales’, Hadronic Journal, 28, pp. 1-42.

  • Trell, E. [2005b]: ‘An excursion in curvature I. Diophantine equations get real again in re-established flat Euclidean space’, Bull. Cal. Math. Soc., 97, pp. 509-30.

  • Trell, E. [2005c]: ‘An excursion in and betweem curvature II. From classical Lie algebra neighbourhood to QED and QCD of real elementary particles’, Bull. Cal. Math. Soc., 97, pp. 509-30.

  • Trell, E. [2006a]: ‘Regular Solid Universal Morphogenesis’. The joint NTNU/BCSCMsG Symposium‘Science and Philosophy Engaged’ 31stMarch-2nd April, Sage Skysstasjon Trollheimer conference center.

  • Trell, E. [2006b]: ‘Filling a Gap in Nilpotent Vacuum: How Close Are We to a Fundamental Reality?’, Physical Interpretations of Relativity Theory X (8-11 September 2006), Proceedings, London: British Society for the Philosophy of Science, pp. 503-30.

  • Trell, E. [2006c]: ‘Space-filling electron module is a truncated octaeder’ International Symposium on Recent Advances in Mathematics and its Applications (ISRAMA 2006), Proceedings, Calcutta: Calcutta Mathematical Society.

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