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Abstract and Consequences of a Quantum Medium
To the Reader:
Background
The Quantum Medium, Premise I, and Absolute Velocity
Consequences of the qm in inertial reference frame A
Consequences of the qm in inertial reference frame B
Why observers in B observe relativistic, virtual phenomena
Why observers in A observe real phenomena
Observed virtual relative velocity
Apparent "relativistic phenomena"
Physical causes of the Twins Paradox of Special Relativity
Physical causes of the observed constant speed of light (c)
Agreement among observers in different reference frames
Relationship between a body's va and internal energy or mass
Consequences of relationship between a body's va and e or m
Newton's second law of motion
Real and virtual mass and acceleration
Premise II
Gradients of rg and physical causes of gravity
Apparent
equivalence of acceleration and gravity
Propagation of light in the vicinity of a massive body
Physical changes in material systems located where rg<1
"Gravitational redshift" of light
Slowing and bending of light in the vicinity of massive bodies
Newton's Bucket
Finding va for a reference frame or solar system
Conclusion
Postscript:
GLOSSARY
EQUATIONS