Bayarsaikhan Bayar Choisuren
Bayarsaikhan Bayar Choisuren | |
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| Residence | Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia |
| Nationality | Mongolian |
| Known for | Aether theory, aether sink model of gravity |
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| Fields | Physics, Aether theory |
Bayarsaikhan Bayar Choisuren (also cited as Bayarsaikhan Choisuren) is a Mongolian independent researcher based in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, known for his work on aether theory and an aether-based model of gravity. His research interests include the special and general theories of relativity, bifurcation theory, and aether theories.
Biography
Choisuren is an independent physics researcher working in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. He is a member of the Chappell Natural Philosophy Society (CNPS). His stated goal is to understand fundamental interactions on the basis of mainstream physical theory while assuming the existence of a perfect-fluid aether space. He has published his ideas in the peer-reviewed journal Physics Essays and has presented essays through the Foundational Questions Institute (FQXi).
Work
Choisuren proposes that a perfect-fluid aether perpetually and persistently flows into all material objects, including elementary particles. Building on this premise, he and co-author Itgel Bayarsaikhan developed a model for elementary fermions by modifying conventional conceptions of a perfect-fluid aether, and from it derived an alternative account of gravity described as an "aether sink model."
In this framework, variations in the dynamic pressure of geodesic fluid flows are proposed to give rise to inertial, gravitational, and centrifugal forces, and the authors derive conventional equations for these forces from the model. The model treats hyperbolic equilibrium points of the flow as coinciding with the Lagrangian points of a two-body system, and its authors suggest that it can address gravitational anomalies such as the Pioneer anomaly as well as reported correlations between seismic activity and planetary alignment.
In related work, Choisuren treats space-time itself as an invisible spatial perfect-fluid sink flow whose critical flow speed equals the speed of light c, which he associates with a four-dimensional Minkowski continuum.
These proposals lie outside the mainstream scientific consensus, which does not support the existence of a luminiferous aether.
Works
- Choisuren, Bayarsaikhan; Bayarsaikhan, Itgel (2013). "New aether sink model for gravity." Physics Essays, Vol. 26, No. 2, pp. 196–211. doi:10.4006/0836-1398-26.2.196
- Choisuren, Bayarsaikhan (2017). "A Space-Time as a Perfect Fluid Sink Flow." Foundational Questions Institute (FQXi) essay forum.