Inertia vs Gravity: A Microscopic View of Force Propagation

This paper explores the physical distinction between gravitational acceleration and inertial resistance by examining how forces act on different mass scales. While gravity applies uniformly across all atomic units, external forces must propagate from a surface inward, creating mass-dependent inertia. This framework provides new insights into classical mechanics and offers potential for microscopic modeling of inertia.

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Figshare
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.28776179
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Experimental and Theoretical Physics Studies
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Abstract

This paper explores the physical distinction between gravitational acceleration and inertial resistance by examining how forces act on different mass scales. While gravity applies uniformly across all atomic units, external forces must propagate from a surface inward, creating mass-dependent inertia. This framework provides new insights into classical mechanics and offers potential for microscopic modeling of inertia.

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