Semantic Scholar: Ruderfer and the Ives gravitation papers (2026-10-07)

Query (Google): Ruderfer "Ives" gravitation ether neutrino; page https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/34830a8ffb5a5869f681e57e9f53eab7798f5cf1.

Found [web]: - M. Ruderfer, "Neutrino structure of the ether", Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, published 1 May 1975, doi:10.1007/BF02742559 (the paper reprinted as the appendix in Moray's book, per README). Its 13 references include Ives 1945 (Phil. Mag.), Ives 1947 (Phys. Rev. 72), Ives 1948 (JOSA 38 gravitation II), G. Builder 1958 "Ether and Relativity" (Aust. J. Phys.), W. Honig 1974 (photon rest mass), de Vaucouleurs 1970, Lande et al. 1974 (antineutrino burst, Nature), and Ruderfer's own 1972-74 neutrino-sea papers. Ruderfer also wrote "Are solar neutrinos detected by living things" (1975). - Ives 1948 TLDR as on the Optica abstract (Mercury perihelion). - Ruderfer, "First-Order Terrestrial Ether Drift Experiment", Phys. Rev. Lett. 5 (1960) (Mossbauer rotor), cited by P. J. E. Peebles 2017, "Robert Dicke and the naissance of experimental gravity physics" (Eur. Phys. J. H; arXiv html), which also discusses Ives-Stilwell (seen in Google results only). - A viXra paper's snippet lists the neo-Lorentzian lineage "Ives in the 1930s, Builder in the 1950s, Ruderfer in the 1960s, Prokhovnik, Mansouri and Sexl".

Bearing: connects Ives (claims 3-4) to Moray's archive through Ruderfer, and names the later Lorentz-ether line (Builder, Prokhovnik, Mansouri-Sexl test theory) as related work (priority 3).