scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2059307
The author discusses foundational principles of characterizing and formulating the laws governing the physics of gravity. The suggested formulation of the laws governing the physics of gravitation provides new phenomenological considerations/correlations for a mathematical method of elucidating and measuring phenomena. A systematic treatment with broader conceptual framework than the conventional formalism is presented advancing new physical relationships and fundamental constants that are based on known fundamental constants, physical relationships and high precision measurements. A relatively simple systematic treatment/methodology of how, by unifying theory (algebra of logical and measurable evidence) with measurement (known fundamental constants/laws of physics), and an indirect procedure of physical constants and fundamental quantity formation (symmetry, scale-invariance, et al.), improved understanding in the observation/measurement, the formulation of physical laws and the development of a theory that is used to predict new phenomena can yield otherwise unobtainable results, is suggested. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0989.00035].
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