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Bulyzhenkov, Igor |
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Interference Origin of Dark Mass-Energy |
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“We could regard matter as being made up of regions of space in which the field is extremely intense... There would be no place in this new physics for both field and matter, for the field would be the only reality”. By following this 1938 statement of Einstein, space is the very material plenum inferred by Aristotle. General Relativity can quantitatively relate local mass-energy densities of such a continuous material space to sources of gravitation. Observable particles are, in fact, abrupt radial distributions of continuous mass-energy rather than delta-function densities in nonphysical empty space. The global overlap of different radial densities, observed in practice as localized particles, is accompanied by unobservable interference (or dark) energies. The latter conserve constant energies of the many body material space despite of Newtonian weak field attractions. Computations for strong fields results in gravitational repulsion of continuous radial elements of the dense material space and its expansion with acceleration. |
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