Energodynamic Field Theory

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Valery Abramovich Etkin
Valery Abramovich Etkin
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Prof. V. Etkin
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The article proposes a theory of a unified force field, based on the recognition of the inevitability of oscillations in the inhomogeneous density field of the “primary” form of matter (“prematter”), which was previously called ether. It is shown that the energy of these oscillations is equal to the product of the mass involved in this motion by the square of the speed of light, and the inhomogeneity of its distribution generates an all-pervading gravitational field proportional to the density gradient of the pre-matter. The corresponding short-range (field) form of the law of gravity is found, which reveals that gravity belongs to the most “strong” interactions and predicts the appearance of both attraction and repulsion forces in continuous media.

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Valery Abramovich Etkin. 2021. \u201cEnergodynamic Field Theory\u201d. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - A: Physics & Space Science GJSFR-A Volume 21 (GJSFR Volume 21 Issue A2): .

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Crossref Journal DOI 10.17406/GJSFR

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The article proposes a theory of a unified force field, based on the recognition of the inevitability of oscillations in the inhomogeneous density field of the “primary” form of matter (“prematter”), which was previously called ether. It is shown that the energy of these oscillations is equal to the product of the mass involved in this motion by the square of the speed of light, and the inhomogeneity of its distribution generates an all-pervading gravitational field proportional to the density gradient of the pre-matter. The corresponding short-range (field) form of the law of gravity is found, which reveals that gravity belongs to the most “strong” interactions and predicts the appearance of both attraction and repulsion forces in continuous media.

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