ABOUT THE ENERGY PRINCIPLES  
ARTICLE SERIES

Han Erim

Start date: 30 August 2011

The latest update of Alice Law is being published in the article series titled "Alice Law and Relativity Theory". This series is still ongoing.

About the Energy Principles Article Series:

With the help of Alice Law, I can now see much more clearly how far the boundaries of relativity extend. Alice Law explained relativity through the (c+v)(c−v) mathematics, and this mathematics showed that the speed of light within a field is c (the speed of light constant).

This mathematics regulated the behavioral rules of electromagnetic interaction within a field and revealed the close relationship between relativity and fields. Relativity was a physical phenomenon that developed entirely depending on the existence of fields. Alice Law made a major leap by transforming relativity theory.

If you pay attention, in the examples that demonstrate the existence of (c+v)(c−v) mathematics for Relativity Theory, uniform linear motions have always been used. However, there are also motions such as acceleration, deceleration, and rotation, where force comes into play.

The time had come to add the effect of force to the (c+v)(c−v) mathematics of Alice Law. Once this was done, a complete framework would emerge. I knew that making this addition was not actually difficult, because motions under force could easily find their place within the (c+v)(c−v) mathematics.

However, before doing this, some important decisions regarding General Relativity had to be made. Because for General Relativity, the concept of force was of primary importance, and General Relativity was undergoing a serious disturbance.

Especially over the past year, I had begun to think that General Relativity needed to be restructured from the ground up. Alice Law had completely changed the mathematics of relativity, and of course General Relativity was greatly affected by this change.

Another issue that challenged me was that many topics which I previously thought belonged within the scope of General Relativity, I had begun to consider incorrectly evaluated within that scope. General Relativity needed to be redefined and its boundaries redrawn.

General Relativity was carrying more load than necessary; it had to shrink, and more importantly, it had to be drawn into the (c+v)(c−v) mathematics of Alice Law. Once this was done, there would no longer be a need for two separate concepts such as General Relativity and Special Relativity within Relativity Theory.

A single concept of Relativity was sufficiently explanatory. At the point I have reached today, I consider General Relativity as follows:

General Relativity expresses a generalization achieved by adding the effect of force to relativity theory.

This generalization made for relativity theory is sufficient to unify Relativity under a single framework. Thus, General Relativity will not have a separate, unique mathematics of its own and will also be subject to the (c+v)(c−v) mathematics.

Alice Law will continue its development by encompassing all of relativity and as a FIELD LAW. This is the correct approach.

Energy Principles:

But what about the path that began with Albert Einstein's Principle of Equivalence and was called General Relativity? Where was that path going? As you can see, nothing has actually happened to that path; it still continues.

However, that path is no longer called General Relativity. Those who work on this path will cleanse it of its errors, discard its excesses, and continue moving forward along the same road.

Most likely, at the end of that path we will encounter a great law of physics, but I do not have much idea about what it will be. Moreover, naming the destination of that path is not my task. Here, I will refer to that destination simply as the "Great Goal".

In the Alice Law version 5 program, I published three studies based on Albert Einstein's Principle of Equivalence under the title of General Relativity. These are my studies on the Principle of Forces, Potential Energy, and E=mc².

The transformation of General Relativity into a structure with clearly defined boundaries in this way pushed these studies outside the scope of relativity theory and led me to seek a new place for them.

As a result of this pressure, I decided to gather these studies under the title of Energy Principles. These studies, from now on, belong not to Alice Law, but to the path leading to the great goal.

I am republishing my studies on the Principle of Forces, Potential Energy, and E=mc² here after updating them. Since the foundation of all three studies is Albert Einstein's Principle of Equivalence, I have given it first priority here as well, just as before.

I believe that all these studies are essential reference works for those who wish to walk the path toward the "Great Goal". In particular, the Principle of Forces clearly describes the route to the Great Goal and shows very well what awaits us along this path.

As a subject, Energy Principles deal with the relationships between Kinetic Energy, Potential Energy, and Mass. Of course, these are only my own studies, and energy principles are undoubtedly a very broad subject.

Although Energy Principles remain outside the scope of relativity, they are decisive and regulatory for relativity.

In the future, I am considering publishing some new studies under this title as well.

Han Erim