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Special Medium Relativity Theory (SMRT)

is an alternative to the Special Relativity Theory (SRT) which is based on the assumption of a non-classical medium to which the velocity of light equals c in all directions and moved bodies have Lorentz contraction and time delation according to their velocity relative to the medium — unlike present analyses of the Michelson-Morley experiment assume

Herbert Weiß shows in his work »Alternative to the principle of constant speed of light« that the measurement of the velocity of light in all circumstances bases on hypotheses about the properties of the velocity of light itself and the properties of the moving bodies. It is insignificant if you hypothesize that every observer sees the velocity of light equal (isotropic) in all directions or you hypothesize the velocity of light is anisotropic for all observers which moves relativ to a medium.
The experiments of the measurment of the velocity of light will show compatibility in both cases, if the gauge is in lorentz contraction and time delation in case of its movement relativ to the medium. Despite the fact that Einsteins experiment in thinking about a light clock suggest such a behaviour for a body in movement relativ to a medium, the current analyses of the Michelson-Morley experiment do not borther about this possible non-classical medium.
You will find the actual version of Weiß' work below for downloading. if you like to discuss or criticize, please have contact.

Own Derivation & Properties

The SMRT is significant more illustrative than the SRT and avoids seeming and real paradoxes:

• To avoid the twin paradox of the SRT the SMRT associates the medium with the fixed stars
       background, with regard to the General Relativity Theory (GRT) and the Graviton Flow Theory (GFT).
• For a observer at rest to the medium the SRT is valid.
• Each observer which moves in respect to the medium imagines how the observer at rest will see
       him, will see all other bodies, and will see the light. An observer in move correlates these all
       like the resting observer sees the correlation. As base he treats his own metric of space-time like
       the resting observer would see him at rest and correlates everything else in proportion.
• Alternatively all observers can chose one observer and define him at rest to a virtual medium,
       if there is no medium (general frame of reference) ascertainable. (In this case an effect similar
       to the twin paradox exists, but the theory is still more illustrative.)

The physics of all observers corresponds to the physic the SRT defines for the observer at rest. Because the SRT yield correct results for all observers it can not be wrong for an observer at rest. It follows that the SMRT is compatible with Maxwell's equations.
Among others the advantages of the properties are:

• The different time and length meassurements which are caused by the different velocities
       in respect to the frame of rest are in illustrative proportions.
• All events occur simultaneously.
• The theory is compatible with acceleration in the meaning of the ART (without gravitation).
       After accelerations the clocks of all observers have not to be synchronised again. The twin
       paradox is avoided.

Actual version

• Download: Herbert Weiß: Alternative to the principle of constant speed of light
       (english language)
  

Keywords

ether, anisotropy of the velocity of light, acceleration, fixed stars background, isotropy of the velocity of light, non-classical medium, Michelson-Morley experiment, Special Relativity Theory (SRT), twin paradox

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