19 Ranzan - Conrad Ranzan, DSSU relativity: The Lorentz transformations applied to aether-space

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Volume 23: Pages 520-531, 2010

DSSU relativity: The Lorentz transformations applied to aether-space

Conrad Ranzan 1

1DSSU Research, 5145 Second Avenue, Niagara Falls, Ontario L2E 4J8, Canada

Assuming that the Universe consists of absolute space, or more properly aether-space as evidenced by several well-documented experiments and supported by the dynamic steady state universe (DSSU) theory, the transformation of the coordinates from one moving inertial frame to another frame while retaining the information of their absolute motion (with respect to aether-space) requires the application of the Lorentz transformation, not once but twice. The combined transformations are detailed. The resulting expressions for space-and-time coordinates are then used to redefine: absolute velocity, apparent velocity, length contraction, momentum, mass, and kinetic energy—all redefined in terms of absolute inertial motion. Each of the resulting expressions are validated by showing that each reduces, under the specified condition, to the Einstein special relativity form (as each must) and also reduces, under specified speed restrictions, to the familiar Newtonian–Galilean form (again, as each must). In effect, DSSU relativity (the relativity of absolute motion) encompasses both special relativity and classical relativity.

Keywords: DSSU Relativity, Lorentz Transformation, Special Relativity, Classical Relativity, Absolute Motion, Absolute Space, Aether, Length Contraction, Momentum, Relativistic Mass

Received: May 5, 2009; Accepted: July 19, 2010; Published Online: August 16, 2010