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The SRT frequency shift, time dilation and energy equivalence formulas are derived from wave structure of matter concepts. The derivation shown removes Einstein | The SRT frequency shift, time dilation and energy equivalence formulas are derived from wave structure of matter concepts. The derivation shown removes Einstein's requirement for the constancy of the speed of light between reference frames, which is not necessary in producing the results of the Lorentz transforms. Also, the photon is revealed to be the interaction between two electron wave centers, not a separate particle, showing a preference for Tetrode's concept of a photon. | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | SRT Lorentz Transformation Derived from WSM |
| Author(s) | Michael Weber, Michael Harney |
| Keywords | Lorentz transformation, SRT, speed of light, frequency shift, time dilation |
| Published | 2008 |
| Journal | Galilean Electrodynamics |
| Volume | 19 |
| Number | S3 |
| Pages | 46-48 |
Abstract
The SRT frequency shift, time dilation and energy equivalence formulas are derived from wave structure of matter concepts. The derivation shown removes Einstein's requirement for the constancy of the speed of light between reference frames, which is not necessary in producing the results of the Lorentz transforms. Also, the photon is revealed to be the interaction between two electron wave centers, not a separate particle, showing a preference for Tetrode's concept of a photon.