REAL PHYSICS GPSJ "HOW & WHY": Time Independent of Space and Light. Time as the Measurement of the Rate of Physical Change Multilingual Edition: English, German, Greek, and Albanian

Abstract

This work presents Real Physics GPSJ as a developing physical theory for interpreting matter, space, action, rhythm, and time.

The purpose of this work is not to deny the measurements, formulas, or achievements of Modern Physics. Modern Physics has produced important results concerning atomic clocks, gravity, the muon, light, motion, energy, water, microgravity, and the development of the Universe.

GPSJ accepts relativistic formulas and experimental measurements as accurate results. However, it proposes a different interpretation of the physical meaning of time.

The fundamental principle of GPSJ is:

“A change in the physical state of matter affects the rhythm of action. The clock measures this change.”

In GPSJ, time is not treated as a substance that flows, expands, or acts upon matter. Time is treated as the name of the measurement of the rhythm of physical change.

Space is treated as the field H3D⁰⁺, in which matter exists, changes, and acts in three dimensions. Light is treated as a product of matter and as the limit of the rhythm of action in H3D⁰⁺.

The work proposes the quantity:

Af = Af(Lⁱ³ᴰ)

where Af is the functional ability of matter to preserve its physical state, react to influences, and perform action.

In this initial version, the following is proposed:

[Af] = J/s

GPSJ recognizes that this quantity requires mathematical development, experimental definition, and comparison with the quantities of Modern Physics.

Keywords: time, clock, rhythm, change, inequality, action, matter, space, light, gravity, Af, muon, atomic clock, H3D⁰⁺.