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| − | Energy, an undefined entity derived from work, is generally equated to motion. This has necessitated introduction of certain motion of physical bodies, wherever energy is envisaged. All actions are results of work-done rather than energy. Although energy has no definite form, structure or existence, it has gradually come to usurp rightful status of work-done about a physical body. Author proposes an alternative concept that may restore work, motion and energy to their fair and logical status.<br /> | + | Energy, an undefined entity derived from work, is generally equated to motion. This has necessitated introduction of certain motion of physical bodies, wherever energy is envisaged. All actions are results of work-done rather than energy. Although energy has no definite form, structure or existence, it has gradually come to usurp rightful status of work-done about a physical body. Author proposes an alternative concept that may restore work, motion and energy to their fair and logical status.<br /> |
| − | [[Category:Unified Theory]] | + | [[Category:Scientific Paper|work motion energy according 'hypothesis matter ']] |
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Latest revision as of 20:14, 1 January 2017
| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | Work, Motion and Energy (According to \'Hypothesis on MATTER\') |
| Read in full | Link to paper |
| Author(s) | Nainan K Varghese |
| Keywords | Work, motion, energy, universal medium |
| Published | 2011 |
| Journal | Vixra |
| No. of pages | 5 |
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Abstract
Energy, an undefined entity derived from work, is generally equated to motion. This has necessitated introduction of certain motion of physical bodies, wherever energy is envisaged. All actions are results of work-done rather than energy. Although energy has no definite form, structure or existence, it has gradually come to usurp rightful status of work-done about a physical body. Author proposes an alternative concept that may restore work, motion and energy to their fair and logical status.
