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SPECIAL THEORY OF RELATIVITY: A RETELL

31 March 2025, Version 3
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Abstract

In this paper Einstein’s special theory of relativity is revisited and a new facet implied by the theory is discovered. It is shown that this newly discovered facet has far reaching consequences by using it to find a solution/explanation to some of the most outstanding problems in contemporary physics. As he goes through the theory presented here it will become apparent to the reader that the theory sheds a new light on the most established concepts in physics while paving the way towards newer inquiries into the unknown.

Keywords

Relativity
dark matter
dark energy
black holes
grand unified theory
electrodynamics
gravitational waves

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Version History

Mar 31, 2025 Version 3

Version Notes

Two new sections are added - Section 9 "Gravitational waves" & Section 10 "Past is past". Gravitational waves and the relevance of time dimension in the context of the proposed theory is explained here.

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DOI

10.33774/coe-2020-93615-v3
D O I: 10.33774/coe-2020-93615-v3 [opens in a new tab]

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