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− | A test theory is described for special relativity theory, based on universal invariance rather than universal covariance. A feature of the theory is its use of ?collective time,? similar to that told by GPS clocks, from which all environmental effects are compensated out. A second-order crucial experiment employing the VLBI system is proposed, involving the precise measurement of stellar aberration.[[Category:Scientific Paper]] | + | A test theory is described for special relativity theory, based on universal invariance rather than universal covariance. A feature of the theory is its use of ?collective time,? similar to that told by GPS clocks, from which all environmental effects are compensated out. A second-order crucial experiment employing the VLBI system is proposed, involving the precise measurement of stellar aberration. |
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Title | Universal Invariance: A Novel View of Relativistic Physics |
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Author(s) | Thomas E Phipps |
Keywords | Invariance, collective time, GPS timekeeping, stellar aberration, VLBI system |
Published | 2008 |
Journal | Apeiron |
Volume | 15 |
Number | 4 |
No. of pages | 28 |
Pages | 481-508 |
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Abstract
A test theory is described for special relativity theory, based on universal invariance rather than universal covariance. A feature of the theory is its use of ?collective time,? similar to that told by GPS clocks, from which all environmental effects are compensated out. A second-order crucial experiment employing the VLBI system is proposed, involving the precise measurement of stellar aberration.