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Scientific Paper
TitleThe Generalization of Mechanics and Electrodynamics
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Author(s)Walter Babin
Keywordselectrodynamics, Special Relativity
Published2010
JournalProceedings of the NPA
Volume7
No. of pages4
Pages31-34

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Abstract

An analysis of the basic principles, laws, formulas and pivotal experiments of physics leads to a new understanding which allows a surprisingly simple generalization of mechanics and electrodynamics. The formulas of special relativity are re-applied within this new context. While the speculative theories of the last century may have value in their ability to stimulate original thought and experiment, they must necessarily be modified or abandoned when proven to have no basis in reality.