Newtonian Mechanics Extension (to Arbitrary Speeds) and its Relation to Special Relativity in Complex Model

Complex Euclidean C3 model for “para-space”, as an alternative to the real Minkowski’s M4 space-time model for special relativity (SR) was introduced. As it turned out, in the SR theory of the complex model, velocities can be defined with no use of time and so time (no more the primitive notion!) can be defined within the theory of 3-D complex model.

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2024-12-04
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https://doi.org/10.47363/jpma/2024(2)123
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Relativity and Gravitational Theory
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Newtonian Mechanics Extension (to Arbitrary Speeds) and its Relation to Special Relativity in Complex Model

Jerzy K. Filus
Relativity and Gravitational Theory
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Newtonian Mechanics Extension (to Arbitrary Speeds) and its Relation to Special Relativity in Complex Model

Jerzy K. Filus
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Complex Euclidean C3 model for “para-space”, as an alternative to the real Minkowski’s M4 space-time model for special relativity (SR) was introduced. As it turned out, in the SR theory of the complex model, velocities can be defined with no use of time and so time (no more the primitive notion!) can be defined within the theory of 3-D complex model.

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