Relativity and Cosmology

    

Modified Lorentz Transforms and Minkowski Space Splits in Inverse Relativity

Authors: Michael Girgis

New transformations of space and time coordinates achieve kinds of symmetry that the classic Lorentz transformations fail to achieve, we get the new transformations When analyzing a four-dimensional vector in Minkowski space into two four-dimensional vectors, the first is known as the symmetry vector and the second is known as the parallel vector, Where each vector is represented in a new four-dimensional space, this analysis leads to the splitting of the Minkowski space into a positive and a negative space, Thus, we have new transformations of the coordinates of space and time called modified Lorentz transformations, Which expresses one of those spaces, the positive space (positive spacetime), which adheres to the principles of special relativity

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