Quantized-Elastic Spacetime Model: Time-Entropy Mapping & Mass-Gravity Duality

12.Space Elastic Response Frequency

12.1 Gravity fundamentally stems from its mediation by elastic bonds(sub-Planckian constituents) between SEQ rather than direct SEQ interactions.

12.2 When the resonant frequency of SEQ significantly exceeds the elastic response frequency of inter-SEQ bonds, gravitational field mediation does not encode SEQ's spectral fingerprints.

12.3 The method of gravitational wave frequency detection implies that the detected frequency range should fall within the spatial elastic response frequency range. As our understanding of gravitational wave frequencies expands, so too will our knowledge of the spatial elastic response frequency range.

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  • Introduction
  • 1.Basic sets of the model
  • 2.Time-space transformations Mapping
  • 3.Time-Entropy Mapping
  • 4.Analysis of Action
  • 5.Local time , the proper time and relative time
  • 6.Basic physical quantities in this model
  • 7.Phenomenological consistency checks
  • 8. A prediction of a difference in the magnetic moments of the positron and electron
  • 9. Gravitational Interaction and General Relativity
  • 10.1 SU(3) as the Origin of Mass Derivation
  • 10.2-10.5 Mass, Gravity, SU(3) and Higgs field in Quantum Field Theory
  • 10.6 The essence of mass
  • 10.7 The role of the Higgs Field: Symmetry Breaking and "Locking" Mechanism
  • 10.8. Qcd-Gravity duality | quantum gravity mechanism
  • 10.9 Kinetic Energy from Nuclear reaction as Release of Mass-Space Elastic Energy Storage
  • 11. Thoughts on the 3D Spatial Arrangement Matrix of Microscopic Particles
  • 12.Space Elastic Response Frequency
  • Time dilation in Relativity
  • Physical simulation application of this quantized elastic space model
  • Multiplicative Entropy | Analytic Quantum Thermodynamics
  • Cosmic Expansion Mechanism | Analysis of Future Trends in Cosmic Expansion
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