DoT: The Duality of Time Postulate

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13. Method II (generating mass in the inner time):

    … 5.5 above how the Duality of Time Theory provides a fundamental mass generation mechanism in addition to its super-fluid vacuum state where mass can be generated via the interaction with this physical vacuum. Hence we can also ar …

14. Note I (relativistic mass):

    If we want to consider mass to be variable with speed as in early Special Relativity, and distinguish between rest mass: and relativistic mass: , according to the standard equation that uses Lorenz factor: , then we can arrive to …

15. Note II (the mass-energy duality):

    … highest existential level, there is either energy in the form of massless active waves moving at the speed of creation in the inner levels of time, or passive mass in the form of matter particles that are always instantaneously at …

16. Note III (the effective mass):

    … ity is always zero: , at the actual time of measurement, and its mass will still be the same rest mass: , because it is only detected as a particle, while its kinetic energy will be given by its relativistic mass: , and then its t …

17. Method III (the total relativistic energy):

    … uter time together, since in the inner time the rest energy , or mass , is generated at the speed of creation as a result of the instantaneous coupling between the geometrical points which constitute the particle of mass (thus and …

18. Method IV (complex momentum and energy-momentum relation)

    … tion of momentum: , when we include the metaphysical creation of mass in the inner levels of time, in addition to its physical motion in the outer level, and by taking into account the complex character of time. Thus we need to in …

19. 6.3. The Equivalence Principle of General Relativity

    … he equivalence between active gravitational and passive inertial masses, which has been later accurately tested in many experiments (Schlamminger et al., 2008; Reasenberg et al., 2012), but there is no direct mathematical derivati …

20. 6.4. Complex Energy

    … , however, that not all these levels of energy are equivalent to mass which is only a property of space. In lower dimensions, energy should rather be associated with the corresponding coupling property, such as the electric and co …

21. 7. Fractal Space-Time and Quantum Phenomena:

    … e down to for void, which is absolute darkness that is the super-mass state . The standard value of the speed of light in vacuum is now considered a universal physical constant, and its exact value is meters per second. Since 1983 …

22. 7.1. Super-symmetry and its Breaking:

    … of void and vacuum, which correspond to the two states of super-mass and super-energy , respectively. Since is real void or absolute “nothing”, it remains only the state of vacuum , which is a perfectly homogeneous three-dimensio …

23. 8. Conclusion

    … e postulate, in addition to exact mathematical derivation of the mass-energy equivalence relation, directly from the principles of Classical Mechanics, as well deriving the equivalence principle that lead to General Relativity. Pr …

24. 9. Appendix: Deducing from :

    … however, can not be considered a mathematical validation of the mass-energy equivalence relation , because the starting equation is not derived by any other fundamental method from current Relativity, other than being analogous t …