Theory of Original Gravity Revisited: Unified Field Theory,Starting out from the Quantum Formulation to the Manifold Geometry

24 May 2025, Version 1
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Abstract

This paper assumes an acquaintance with a new concept of time and gravity to provide the unified field theory. A new mathematical attempt intended to formalise the gravity current (J^A) and the speed of gravity signal (V_g) have been shown. The present author starts out from the“Theory of Original Gravity” [1] and presents to the unified field theory in a simple manner.This paper includes the formulations of quantum mechanics, pseudo-Riemannian manifold, four-gradient operator and Lorentz-invariant interval as a notable mathematical tools. All of the ideas and matters presented in this paper are mainly based on quantum theory and manifold geometry.

Keywords

theory beyond standard models
unified field theory
new treatment of time and gravity
new treatment of space-time
tensor on manifold geometry
quantum formulation
four vector gradient operator

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Comment number 1, Amal Ghosh: May 31, 2025, 13:16

This paper belongs to the theory beyond stand models and shows how standard theories can be derived in this approach. The new consideration of time and gravity and the new treatment of space-time warrant a potential approach to propose unified field theory. All considerations are supported by the advanced level of mathematics.