Light velocity may be relatively Lorentz-factor variable, and if so:
observers measure the same light velocities & physics changes dramatically while complying with its experimental foundations
observers measure the same light velocities & physics changes dramatically while complying with its experimental foundations
A novel relativity physics in which observers use abelian (commuting) spacetime-based equations to interpret the experimental foundations of physics. These observers' measurement perspectives of both the cosmos and particle physics are consistent with a unified quantum electrodynamics model that eliminates singularities, complies with Mach's principle, and resolves (with plausible physical paradigms) many of the outstanding conundrums in post-Newtonian physics.
This graphic demonstrates the Lorentz factor transformation between corresponding asymptotic and non-asymptotic velocities, which enables STR and GTR dynamical non-abelian spacetime metrics to be transformed into a single non-dynamical abelian spacetime metric within which light velocity (and not spacetime, as well as objects and clock rates in it) is relatively Lorentz-factor variable.
Currently seeking a few theoretical physicists in cosmology,
particle physics, quantum photonics and nuclear energy
to review and challenge this work before public presentations.
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