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Volume 35: Pages 55-60, 2022
Rethinking special relativity, spacetime, and proposing a discontinuum
Emory Taylor1,a) and Rajan Iyer2,b)
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Following Einstein’s 1954 speculation that it is possible physics is based on a discontinuum theory, and that the continuum concept along with space and time must be discarded, the discovery of a new interpretation of the constancy of the speed of light leads to the discovery of three systems of measure used by inertial observers, which leads to rethinking the concept of spacetime and re-designing the foundations of physics.
Suite à la spéculation d'Einstein en 1954 selon laquelle il est possible que la physique soit basée sur une théorie du discontinu, et que le concept de continuum avec l'espace et le temps doit être écarté, la découverte d'une nouvelle interprétation de la constance de la vitesse de la lumière conduit à la découverte de trois systèmes de mesure utilisés par les observateurs inertiels, ce qui conduit à repenser le concept d'espace-temps et à repenser les fondements de la physique.
Key words: Special Relativity; Relativity; Lorentz-Gamma Factor; Continuum Physics; Discontinuum Physics.
Received: December 18, 2021; Accepted: January 23, 2022; Published Online: February 25, 2022
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