Lorentz’s Transformations and Gravitation in the Granular Space Theory

V Konushko

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DOI: 10.4236/jmp.2011.26053                

Abstract

Research into the read structure of space at ways leads to the conclusion on the existence of a privileged (absolute) system of reference, with all the equations remaining invariant about Lorentz’s transformations. The expansion of these transformations makes it possible to obtain easily the Schwarzshild matrix and, also, all the results of Einstein’s theory of gravity. The untangling of the physical meaning of velocity as a measure of relative deformation of elementary space cells eliminates, at last, all the paradoxes of Lorentz’s transformations and allows visual observation of the mechanism of gravity and Coulomb interaction in imaginary experiments.

Keywords

Lorentz’s Transformations

Conflicts of Interest

The authors declare no conflicts of interest.

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