Current Work

Alice Law Version 8

October 2017

In the past, I had considered Alice Law as an alternative Relativity Theory. However, during the period I worked on the (c+v)(c−v) mathematics, all the results I reached gradually directed me towards Electromagnetic Theory. Over time, this became a contradiction I could no longer endure.

The subject of General Relativity had already fallen out of my research agenda with Version 7. At the beginning of 2017, I decided to sever all ties with Relativity Theory and focus entirely on Electromagnetic Theory. Alice Law belonged to Electromagnetic Theory — this was the truth.

From this point on, the definition of Alice Law transformed into the following:

Alice Law is the Electromagnetic Theory that uses the mathematics (c+v)(c−v).

So, what is the (c+v)(c−v) mathematics?
The answer had now become clear. This mathematics describes and defines how electromagnetic interaction occurs between bodies in relative motion. Therefore, if we possess this mathematical framework, we gain the ability to analyze and interpret Electromagnetic Theory correctly.

It is important to note that Alice Law does not rewrite Electromagnetic Theory from scratch. It completes the missing piece and makes the theory more accurate. Alice Law shows that the natural mathematics of Electromagnetic Theory should be (c+v)(c−v).

I had accumulated a truly large amount of information. I needed to turn Alice Law into a lasting work. For this purpose, I began writing the book titled “Alice Law – Transition to (c+v)(c−v) Mathematics in Electromagnetic Theory.” While writing the book, I arrived at another remarkable discovery: Wave Mechanics integrated into Alice Law, and Alice Law made another major leap. Thus, (c+v)(c−v) Mathematics, Doppler Shift, and Wave Mechanics became three tightly connected subjects.

Naturally, shifting toward Electromagnetic Theory also brought corrections in the terminology used in Alice Law. These refinements continued in the next version as well — Alice Law Version 9. Over time, Alice Law developed its own terminology. Concepts such as Time Shift, Length Shift, and Color Shift are examples. These terms do not have direct equivalents in modern physics literature.

When I completed the writing of the book, I reached an agreement with a publishing house, and the book was printed. Thus, Alice Law became a permanent, published work available in bookstores. This book became the eighth version of Alice Law.

O nline through the website aliceinphysics.com you can access the full content of the book from this page.