PROOFS OF THE COSMIC MEMBRANE THEORY

Stefan von Weber

 

1. Indroduction

The cosmic membrane theory was proposed by the author to find a direct and physical way to Newton’s law of gravitation [8]. The indroduction of a space filling stuff led necessarily to a special relativity [7]. The 3-d cosmic membrane expands like a ballon in an etherfilled 4-d space (Fig. 1). One can derivate geometrically or differentially the ordinary differential equation (ODE) of curvature. In the case of the sun the approximative solution is w(r)=-WoR/r (R radius of sun, r distance to the centre of the sun, Wo the depth of space at the edge of sun). From Wo follows the membrane tension Fo= MAE/(4pWoR) with ether acceleration AE= gM/(WoR). (M mass of sun, g gravitational constant) [8].

Fig. 1.: Expanding Cosmic Membrane

2. A first Estimate of Depth of Space

We compare Feynman’s radius of excess [3] of the sun rEx=a/3=491[m] (2a is the Schwarzschild radius) with the geometrical path lengthening dSR from the edge of sun to its centre. The exact density distribution r(r) inside the sun is unknown. Therefore we take the mean value of some arbitrary unimodal curves as a model of the unknown density curve r(r). Now, with a difference equation [9] using only r(r) and a supposed value of Fo, we may calculate w‘(r) and then the path lengthening dSR. Varying Fo and fitting so the value of dSR to the radius rEx=491 [m] we get Wo = 0,942´106 [m], Ae= 2.071´105 [m/s²] and Fo= 5.001´1019 [N/m²].

3. Shapiro Effect of Signal Retardation

The speed of light is not a constant, but follows c(r)=co(1-2a/r) [2,9]. co is the speed of light in the vacuum for r®¥. The Shapiro effect of signal retardation is caused essentially by the decrease of speed of light in the gravitational funnel and delivers the same value dt= (2a/c) ln( (Xe+Re) (Xr+Rr) /y2) as the General Relativity (GR). Xe, Re, Xr, Rr are distances in the system earth-sun-reflector [9]. y is the nearest distance of trajectory and centre of sun.

Wo is not deriveable from the effects of first order. We consider effects of higher order in 1/y. The first (positive) higher effect is given by the path lengthening caused by the curvature of space (see fig. 2). Simulation calculations yielded dr/r=(1+w’²)1/2 for a central radial stretching of the membrane, causing a decrease of the density, and thus by the Dispersion Equation [9] an increase of the speed of light according to dc/c=1 + w’2/2. The caused time-effect is negative. The sum of both effects (path lengthening and sun-near acceleration of speed of light) is dtW= -3pWo2R2 / (16cy3). The experimental data of Shapiro [6] show a small tendency of reduction of the retardation in cases of sun-near trajectories of radar signals. A regression analysis yields Wo=(1.204 ± 0,869) ´106 [m] [9].

Fig. 2.: Gravitational Funnel with Trajectory

4. Light Bending

The main effect f(y)= -4a/y of the solar gravitational deflection of light is caused by the common gravitation together with the effect of eq. c(r)=co(1-2a/r) [9]. This result is the same as in the GR. f is the angle of deflection. Additionally, we find three effects of the order 1/y4. All 5 effects of light deflection are:

- The G-effect or common gravitational y-effect.

- The B-effect means that a photon is braked when it is entering the gravitational funnel. Additionally, the x-component of gravitation acts. The sum of both accelerations Abx=c²ax/r3 is negative at the entrance to the funnel (x<0), but positive at the exit. G- and B-effect yield together f=-4a/y.

- The C-effect is caused by the centrifugal acceleration AC which acts on the slope of the membrane and causes so a lateral force.

- The P-effect is caused by the different lengthening of two parallel pathes inside the funnel.

- The A-effect is caused by the different central accelerations c(r)= co(1+w’²/2) of the speed of light of two parallel pathes inside the funnel.

P-effect and A-effect cancel one another. The only remaining effect of higher order is the C-effect fC= -3pWo²R² / (16y4). Measurements of light bending are given by Schmutzer [5]. We get a weighted mean deflection angle Df= 2.093±0.193". The GR predicts f=4a/R=1.75" for trajectories grazing the sun. From the difference (0.342 ±0.193)" and the C-effect we get another estimate of Wo=(1.168 ± 0.659)´106 [m].

5. Perihelion Advance of Mercury

The author already delt with the perihelion advance dy in [8]. Unfortunately, this part contained an error. So the author gives here a corrected version. The perihelion advance is caused by an additional relativistic acceleration -kgMa/r3 with k=6 added to the common gravitational acceleration -gM/r² ( r is the distance sun-planet). The direct integration of the equations of motion can be done numerically for one revolution with sufficient accuracy to prove the formula. In [9] a derivation is given of the constant k=6 starting with Einstein’s formula for the perihelion advance. We find k= (12p/T)(r3/(gM))1/2. T is the time of one revolution. Using Earth data or Venus data we get k=6, indeed. In the case of Mercury with its great eccentricity we get k=5.64. But the numerical integration yields the true value of the perihelion advance only with the original value of k=6, too.

To explanate the factor k=6, we start with the expression for the square of energy e2= (mooco2)2 + (pc)2. moo is the mass of a body at infinite distance and velocity v=0. co is the speed of light at infinite distance. Differentiation of energy e yields the acceleration forces. Hereby we use c(r)= co(1-2a/r), m(r)» moo(1+Ka/r), vf²= 2gM/r, dc/dr=co2a/r², dm/dr= -mooKa/r², dvf/dr= -gM/(vfr²). vf is the pure falling speed from infinite distance in direction of the sun. The still unknown constant K determines the dependence on speed v and on distance r of the mass m. All forces are caused by the effect of the ether wind -gmM/r²= -gmoo (1+Ka/r) M/r² on the mass m. Comparing this force with the forces gotten by the derivation of e, we find [9] an additional acceleration (-3K+9)gMa/r3. Following Einstein as well as the numerical integration of the orbit, we put -3K+9=6, giving the amount of K=5, and we find m(r) =moo(1+5a/r). Comparing this eq. with c(r)=co(1-2a/r), we find with c(r)²=co² (1-4a/r) and mo(r)= moo (1+4a/r) the new constant mo. Here mo is the mass at velocity v=0, but within a gravitational field. The constant moc² replaces the constancy of c.

6. Gravitational Waves and Space Drilling

The membrane allows transversal and longitudinal waves with speed c. The GR calculates a power flow of 195 [W] caused by the orbiting earth. The membrane theory yields nearly the same value with a deviation of -0.56% (the difference between factor 9/Ö2 and 32/5, [9]).

A simple model of an electron [7] as whirlpool of two rotating auges yields together with the density of the membrane r= Fo/c²= 0,556´103 [Kg/m3] a wavelength lA= 2.445´10 -12 [m]. The value meets the compton wavelength of the electron lC=2.426´10 -12 [m] with an error of 0.8% [9].

7. Outlook

90% of all gravitation in the cosmos is caused by dark matter. The ether wind acts on the slope of the membrane in the gravitational funnel and causes a thickening of the membrane [9]. We find two additional members in the ODE of curvature. Simulation experiments with models of galaxies gave dark matter coefficients of d=4 (80% dark matter). With Fo and r and an estimation RU of the radius of the universe one gets an estimation of the Cosmological Constant L not far from the value found by [1].

References

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[2] Ellis, J. et al. (2000), ApJ, 535, 139

[3] Feynman/Leighton/Sands: Feynman - Vorlesungen über Physik, Oldenbourg Verlag (1987).

[4]Robertson, D.S. et al. Nature, Vol. 310 (1984),p.572

[5] Schmutzer,E.: Grundlagen der theoretischen Physik, Teil II, Wissenschaftsverlag 1991

[6] Shapiro, I.I. et al., J.Geophys.Res. 82 (1977), 4329

[7,8] Weber, S.v., Forschungsberichte 1995 and 1998, Fachhochschule Furtwangen

[9] Weber, S.v., Internal paper (2002). (Contact webers@fh-furtwangen.de)

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