Cantorian space-time and generalized superconductivity

In fractal space-time theory we built a superconducting model for generalized fields (electromagnetic and linear gravitation): generalized Maxwell and Londonʹs equations, generalized Meissner and shielding effects, oscillation modes in thin cylindrical generalized superconductors (generalized supertrons) and generalized superconductivity as a gauge theory. In such a context the atomic, planetary and double galaxies systems are self-organized as fractal superconducting structures. The Cantorian structure of space-time implies a two-dimensional cnoidal distribution of the particles concentration for the solid–liquid interface and allows the evaluation of the kinetic moment of a neutron star.