Many-Minds Relativity
by Claes Johnson
2008
Number of pages: 219
Description:
The book offers an alternative to Einstein's special theory of relativity, with the main purpose of developing a form of relativity, which (in contrast to Einstein's relativity) can be combined with quantum mechanics and thus can open to a unified field theory. We refer to the alternative as many-minds relativity, requiring different observers to agree on different information to different precision, asking for high precision only on essential information.
Download or read it online for free here:
Download link
(2.4MB, PDF)
Similar books

by Alexander G. Kyriakos - viXra
In this book we will survey various alternative approaches to the problem of gravitation pursued around the turn of the last century and try to assess their potential for integrating the contemporary knowledge of gravitation.
(5835 views)

by Rob Salgado - Syracuse University
This is an elementary introduction to the Theory of Relativity. The intended audience is a class of nonscience undergraduates. Our plan is to follow a pseudo-historical development of how we came to understand the spacetime of General Relativity.
(14267 views)

by Ludwik Silberstein - D. Van Nostrand
The first six lectures are devoted to Special Relativity, and the remaining ones to Einstein's General Relativity and Gravitation Theory and to relativistic Electromagnetism. Due attention is given to the critically conceptual side of the subject.
(7566 views)

by Albert Einstein - Princeton University Press
A condensed unified presentation intended for one who has already digested the mechanics of tensor theory and physical basis of relativity. Einstein's little book serves as an excellent tying-together of loose ends and as a survey of the subject.
(11383 views)