AUTHORS
 Earl
R. Milton
Earl R. Milton was born on February 26, 1935 at Montreal, Canada.
His academic degrees include the B.S., M.S. (in Chemistry), and Ph.D
(in Chemical Physics), all from University of Alberta; he received a
National Research Council Post-Doctoral Fellowship to study spectroscopy
and was awarded the Chant Medal of the Royal Astronomical Society of
Canada (silver) in 1960. He taught at the University of Saskatchewan
in Regina, at Lethbridge Junior College, and, from 1967 to 1990, at
the University of Lethbridge, where his fields were Physics, Astronomy,
and Interdisciplinary Studies. He was the President of the Edmonton
Center of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada for 1958-59. He has
given interviews on C.N.C. and appeared on many news broadcasts and
talk-shows. He is a founding member of the Society for Interdisciplinary
Studies in London, England, and of the Canadian Society for Interdisciplinary
Studies. He has published in the Journal of Physical Chemistry,
the Journal of Chemical Physics, the Journal of the Royal
Astronomical Society of Great-Britain; in Kronos: A Journal of
Interdisciplinary Synthesis, and in SISR, the Society for Interdisciplinary
Studies Review. He worked with Ralph Juergens in the field of electromagnetism
and astronomy until Juergens' demise, and is contemplating a study of
Juergens' life and contributions to quantavolution theory. He is the
author of Recollections of a Fallen Sky and the co-author, with
Alfred de Grazia, of Solaria Binaria (Metron Publications, Princeton).
He presently lives with his wife, Anna Marutkyn, in Calgary, where he
carries on his collaboration with Alfred de Grazia on the Encyclopedia
of Quantavolution and Catastrophe.
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