Euclidean relativity, both special and general,
is gaining attention as
a viable alternative to the Minkowski framework. The links
section gives a short overview of its main characteristics together with a
number of references to articles on Euclidean relativity published by other
authors.
The Euclidean interpretation of special relativity that you will find
on this site provides arguments for a geometrical
unification of gravity and electromagnetism, which is worked out in another
article. From this unification follows the proposal to regard mass particles themselves, instead of
gravitons, as bosons following null geodesics in 5D gravity.
The full text of articles is available in web form and as downloadable PDF
documents.
A simplified
and popularized version is also available that should take no more than 30 minutes to read and will get you in the
"right mood".
A number of speculative ideas, directly or indirectly building on these
articles, are over time being worked out here. A
fractal-like universe is described where the four forces of nature together with
their fermions and bosons are ordered hierarchically through their number of
dimensions.
3D graph for relativistic
addition of velocities as derived from the Euclidean interpretation
