Tag: time-dilation
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The McGucken Principle (dx₄/dt = ic) as the Physical Foundation of General Relativity: An Enhanced Treatment with Explicit Derivations, the ADM Formalism, Gravitational Waves, Black Holes, and the Semiclassical Limit
Dr. Elliot McGuckenLight, Time, Dimension Theoryelliotmcguckenphysics.com Abstract The McGucken Principle — that every point of the fourth dimension x₄ expands spherically at the fixed invariant rate dx₄/dt = ic — is shown to provide the physical foundation of general relativity through a rigorous treatment that includes: (1) an explicit derivation of the split metric from…
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How the McGucken Principle of a Fourth Expanding Dimension (dx₄/dt = ic) Finally Resolves the Twins Paradox
Dr. Elliot McGuckenLight, Time, Dimension Theoryelliotmcguckenphysics.com Abstract The twins paradox — the apparent contradiction between special relativity’s principle of relativity and the measured asymmetric aging of two observers in relative motion — has resisted complete resolution since Einstein first formulated special relativity in 1905. Standard treatments invoke the turnaround acceleration of the travelling twin to…
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The McGucken Equivalence: Quantum Nonlocality and Relativity Both Emerge From the Expansion of the Fourth Dimension at the Velocity of Light— how Quantum Nonlocality and Entanglement are found in Relativity’s Time Dilation and Length Contraction.
The McGucken Equivalence of Quantum Nonlocality and Relativity. Relativity tells us that the photon experiences no time in its frame. And too, relativity tells us that the photon experiences no space in its frame. Thus, to a photon, the spatial distance between any two points is zero. And too, in the photon’s frame, it takes…
The McGucken Principle: The fourth dimension x4 is expanding at the velocity of light c: x4=ict, ergo dx4/dt=ic 