Special and General Relativity according to Superfluid Quantum Space. Fluid Quantum Relativity.
Marco Fedi · 2015
by starting from the mathematically demonstrated quantum fluid dynamic reformulation of Newton's law of universal gravitation, it is shown how the principle of equivalence can be likewise reformulated according to a hypothetical superfluid quantum space. From this, special and general relativity are incorporated in fluid quantum gravity, which can also explain GR's curved space-time as a fluid dynamic phenomenon. The unification of gravity and Einstein's relativity with QFT would be easily completed without resorting to gravitons or string theory. Relativity would be moreover simplified, since only a primary relativistic effect would exist, mass increase, which in this work is shown as an increase of inertia due to a gravitational force acting in the opposite direction to motion, due to the fluid equivalence principle. Time dilation and length contraction would be respectively second and third-order effects. A minor correction in the classical formula of weight seems necessary and the nature of light is reconsidered according to superfluid quantum space. Indications are given for experimental verification.