Foundation of Complex Matter Space and Special Theory of Relativity, a Unifying Approach
Reza Ahangar, M University-Kingsville · Journal of Nuclear and Particle Physics · 2014
Relativistic mechanics cannot recognize speed faster than light. In this article, a new fundamental view on matter will be presented and the paradigm will be shifted from real or pure imaginary particle to Complex Matter Space. We will investigate the relativistic concept of Complex Matter Space. A new assumption will be imposed that matter has two intrinsic components, i) mass, and ii) charge. The mass will be measured by a real number and charge by an imaginary unit. We are hoping that this approach will help us to present a relativistic view of energy and momentum in Complex Matter Space. We will conclude that the new Complex Matter Space (CMS) theory will help get one step closer to a better understanding toward, 1) the conversion of mass and energy 2) Energy and Momentum, 3) unifying the forces, 4) tachyon, dark energy & dark matter, and also antiparticles.