Preface to the Theory of Relativity of Alice Law

Han Erim

May 7, 2012

PREFACE

The Theory of Relativity of Alice Law

In physics, it has always been stated and settled that the speed of light in vacuum is c (the speed of light constant). All theories have been based on this assumption. However, light does not travel in vacuum. Light uses fields; it moves within fields. You should not be too surprised by this. Such a possibility has always existed. It was only lacking a theory, and that theory has arrived with Alice Law.

When we consider that every object has a field of its own and that light travels within the fields of these objects, wonderful results emerge. Here, I will explain these wonderful results to you.

In the first three chapters, I have explained the behavior principles of electromagnetic interaction, the close relationship between electromagnetic interaction and fields, and another very important topic: the image and source. In the following four chapters, you will find topics such as time dilation, length contraction, and simultaneity, which fall under the scope of relativity. The relationship between the Doppler Effect and Relativity is also explained here.

In the Alice Equation section, I introduced an important equation for both Electromagnetic Theory and the Theory of Relativity.

In the last chapter, it is explained how we can experimentally determine whether light travels in vacuum or within fields.

With Alice Law version 7, its own Theory of Relativity has been completed. I believe you will enjoy reading this study very much.

Han Erim