October 01, 2025
I’ve published a new reference page presenting a systematic, equation-by-equation substitution dictionary that maps Classical Mechanics / Newtonian Gravity expressions into their fully ECM-consistent forms.
Web page:
What this page provides
• A clear, side-by-side mapping of Newtonian gravitational expressions to their Extended Classical Mechanics (ECM) counterparts
• A strict distinction between:
• Intrinsic matter mass Mᴍ
• Effective mass Mᵉᶠᶠ = Mᴍ + (−Mᵃᵖᵖ)
• Explicit reformulation of:
• Gravitational force
• Acceleration
• Potential energy
• Escape velocity
• Gravitational redshift
• Schwarzschild-type factors
• Kinetic energy
• Photon energy–momentum exchange
Key insight
In ECM, mass is dynamic and context-dependent.
Bare masses used in classical gravity are replaced—only where physically required—by effective mass, while preserving classical structure and interpretability.
This page is intended as:
• a translation reference, not a replacement of classical mechanics
• a bridge document for readers comparing Newtonian gravity, relativistic corrections, and ECM
• a notation-consistent guide for researchers working across classical, relativistic, and ECM frameworks
Audience
• Researchers and students in gravitational physics
• Readers examining alternatives or extensions to standard formulations
• Anyone interested in mass–energy interpretation without spacetime curvature postulates
Feedback and technical discussion are welcome.
— Soumendra Nath Thakur
Extended Classical Mechanics (ECM)
postmasterenator@gmail.com
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