摘要
An alternative model is proposed to derive several of Einstein’s basic relativity equations, which would make relativity theory easier to comprehend and more intuitive. Despite the radical nature of the hypothesis, the findings are consistent with many predictions of relativity theory and shed light on the fundamental aspects of various relativity concepts. The model unifies Space, Matter, and Light, all of which are of the same nature. The building block is a mass-unit composed of size and motion. The invariant space-time interval and the corresponding space-mass interval are derived and explained. Only when there is “external force”, the Einstein’s energy-momentum equation becomes applicable. The “no external force” scenario leads to the generation of a new energy-momentum equation that explains the nature of gravity and perhaps even dark matter. Modified Minkowski space-time and space-mass diagrams clearly depict time dilation, length contraction, the mass-momentum-energy relationship, and other relativity phenomena.
An alternative model is proposed to derive several of Einstein’s basic relativity equations, which would make relativity theory easier to comprehend and more intuitive. Despite the radical nature of the hypothesis, the findings are consistent with many predictions of relativity theory and shed light on the fundamental aspects of various relativity concepts. The model unifies Space, Matter, and Light, all of which are of the same nature. The building block is a mass-unit composed of size and motion. The invariant space-time interval and the corresponding space-mass interval are derived and explained. Only when there is “external force”, the Einstein’s energy-momentum equation becomes applicable. The “no external force” scenario leads to the generation of a new energy-momentum equation that explains the nature of gravity and perhaps even dark matter. Modified Minkowski space-time and space-mass diagrams clearly depict time dilation, length contraction, the mass-momentum-energy relationship, and other relativity phenomena.
作者
Guoliang Fu
Tony Yang Fu
Guoliang Fu;Tony Yang Fu(Genefirst Institute, Oxford, UK;Faculty of Sciences, King’s College London, London, UK)