Die Raum–Materie–Bewegungstheorie (RMB)
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The Space–Matter–Motion Theory (RMB Theory): An Extended Field Theory of Gravitation

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This paper introduces the RMB Theory – a field-theoretic model that extends General Relativity by coupling spacetime to matter and internal motion.
Based on the tensorial structure
Dμν = α_RMB · Tμλ · M^λ_σ · F^σ_ν,
the theory incorporates energy, motion, and frequency as interacting fields.

A variational principle is used to derive the field equations.
The work includes:

  • A reformulation of Einstein’s theory in the RMB framework,

  • The definition of the RMB tensor as a triple contraction of field quantities,

  • A derivation of a conserved frequency charge via Noether invariance,

  • A proposed formula for the universal RMB coupling constant:
    α_RMB = (α · G · m_e²) / (ħ · c)

  • Several testable predictions, including deviations from General Relativity in rotating systems and frequency-modulated gravitational effects.

This version is the complete English translation of the original German publication:
„Raum-Zeit-Dehnung durch Bewegung – Die RMB-Herleitung einer aktiven Gegenwart“.

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10.5281/zenodo.16175653

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