Double unification, time compression, and space flatness for the extended particle
I E Bulyzhenkov

TL;DR
This paper develops a vector electrogravity framework on the light cone that unifies particles and fields, explains phenomena without divergences, and predicts a double unification of gravity and electrodynamics.
Contribution
It introduces three variational vector equations for extended particles, unifies gravity and electromagnetism, and offers a new explanation for observed phenomena within flat spacetime.
Findings
Vector electrogravity explains phenomena with flat 3D and 1D intervals.
External cone-charges influence proper time rates via pseudo-Riemannian metrics.
The theory confirms the double unification of gravity and electrodynamics.
Abstract
Three variational vector equations are derived for the extended particle-field object located on the light cone. Point sources are excluded from the pure field equations and all physical magnitudes are free from divergences. Accepting 3D intersections of 4D cone-charges, vector electrogravity explains all observed phenomena under common flat 3D and 1D intervals. External cone-charges contribute to pseudo-Riemannian metrics of proper four-spaces of charged objects, resulting in dilation-compression of their proper time rates. Photon-type gravitational radiation is not associated with metric modulation of flat, laboratory space. The Minkowski-Lorentz equation for free charges corresponds to the equivalence principle for the canonical four-space. The predicted criterion of double unification, particles with fields - gravity with electrodynamics, is confirmed in vector electrogravity.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Relativity and Gravitational Theory · Solar and Space Plasma Dynamics
