Motion and kinetic phenomena

Common definition

(Link to Wikipedia page: Motion).

Description

Motion is a state, a property of the Elementary Field. It is the state of a space-time domain in which the distribution of the stochastic perturbations that constitute the Elementary Action is oriented towards one direction. Thus, in a space-time domain, as for a particle of matter or for radiation, we can identify "divergence", a particular form of correlation of the distributions of elementary perturbations (Translation) of the event points that make up this domain. This is the root of the phenomena of motion.

See also

• Mode/Component of Action
• Translation
• Phenomena
• Space-time and metric phenomena
• Mass and gravitational phenomena
• Charge and electric phenomena
• Spin and magnetic phenomena

Links to the related sections of the TFNR Paper

• TFNR - 2.9 The world of continuity and the fundamental physical quantities: Mass - Motion - Charge - Spin
• TFNR - 2.9 From the Elementary Events (Elementary Action) to the fundamental physical quantities
• TFNR - 2.9 The fundamental physical quantities in the terms of deformation of a homogeneous field
• TFNR - 2.9 Motion (Translation – Divergence – Flux)
• TFNR - 2.9 Unbelievable equivalencies
• TFNR - 9.5.2 Motion

Classification

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