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KIRAN EFFECT: The phenomenon that explains the presence of alternate versions of reality

Author: Kiran Sreedhar R

Abstract: This article presents before the world a scientific discovery. KIRAN EFFECT is the phenom enon that explains the presence of alternate versions of reality. It is a complet e mathem atical model. It has been derived from Einstein's Special theory of relativity (Tim e dilation) by KIRAN SREEDHAR R and hence the nam e "KIRAN EFFECT". It is obtained by taking a third frame of reference inside the second fram e such that there is no relative motion between the first and the third fram e. This gives a complete mathematical proof that there exist alternat e versions of reality at the macro level apart from quantum level. This theory which is derived from Einstein's relativity can serve as a bridge between Quantum physics and Relativity thereby being a gift to the modern physics in reaching it's goal of the great UNIFICATION theory.

Index Terms: alt ernate reality--- frames---quantum physics--- Relativity------Tim e dilation----triplets---universe

INTRODUCTION:

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The phenomenon explains the presence of alternate versions of reality. "KIRAN EFFECT" has been derived by KIRAN SREEDHAR R. This can serve as a bridge between Quantum physics and Relativity thereby being a gift to the modern physics in reaching it's goal of the great UNIFICATION theory. It is a complete mathematical model. It is obtained by taking a third frame of reference inside the second frame such that there is no relative motion between the first and the third frame. This gives a complete mathematical proof that there exist alternate versions of reality at the macro level apart from quantum level.

Author: Kiran Sreedhar R {5th sem est er Btech student in Electronics and Communication Engineering, University College of Engineering, Karyavattom, } Postal address: VRI NDAVANAM, PRA-10, POOMALLIYOORKONAM, PERURKADA (P.O), TRIVANDRUM, KERALA, INDIA , PIN:695005, Ph:+918590234143, em ail

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STATEMENT:

KIRAN EFFECT states that when three frames of reference A, B and C are considered in such a way that the reference frame C is inside the frame B and B is inside the frame A and the three frames are moving at relativistic velocities (velocity tends to speed of light) with respect to adjacent ones but the relative velocity between frame A and frame C is maintained zero, then the three frames will enter three different versions of reality.

PROOF:

Consider three frames of reference (see figure 1) in an isolated system:

1. Frame A

2. Frame B

3. Frame C

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Consider figure1

Consider figure 2:

Frame C is inside Frame B and Frame B is inside
Frame A (consider figure 2). AT TIME T=0:
{Frames A, B and C are at rest with respect to each other.}
AT TIME T=1s:
{Frame B starts from rest, with respect to frame A, and accelerates in positive X direction.
.---------------------(1)
Frame C starts from rest, with respect to frame B, and accelerates in negative X direction.
.---------------------(2)}
Both (1) and (2) starts at the same instant.
The rate of change of speed should be same in both the cases (1) and (2) at all situations.
Frame B is moving towards the positive X
direction and reaches a speed tending to the speed of light, say V, with respect to Frame A;

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-----------------------------------(3)
Frame C is moving in the negative X direction and reaches the same speed V with respect to Frame B.
----------------------------------------(4)
From (3) and (4), we get,
Velocity of frame B with respect to frame A is equal in magnitude but opposite in direction to the velocity of frame C with respect to frame B.
-----------------------------------------(5)
So, relative motion between frame A and frame B is V
km/s and relative motion between frame B and frame
C is also V km/s. (V tends to the speed of light)
c. take u’=-250000km/s, v=250000km/s, we get u=0 d. take u’=-290000km/s, v=290000km/s, we get u=0 e. take u’=-299000km/s, v=299000km/s, we get u=0 f. take u’=-299999km/s, v=299999km/s, we get u=0 g. take u’=-300000km/s, v=300000km/s, which is
considered as the velocity of light, we get u=0/0, which
is undetermined according to Einstein’s equation, but other than “300000km/s” value, we get relative velocity zero, so we infer that relative velocity at u’=-
300000km/s, v=300000km/s is zero.

Note:

SITUATION ‘g’ is not relevant in this theory, so

even if we don’t infer that “relative velocity at u’=-

Applying Einstein’s Relativistic velocity addition,
If an object moves with a velocity u’ in S’ frame, which itself is moving with a velocity v, then the relativistic velocity of the object, relative to S frame is:

u=(u’+v)/(1+(u’v/c2))

(consider the speed of light ‘C’ to be 3,00,000 km/s) Here,
the object is the frame C S’ frame is the frame B
u’=velocity of frame C with respect to frame B, v=velocity of frame B with respect to frame A, u=velocity of frame C with respect to frame A. From (5),
we have v=-u’;
and we have the velocity of light=300000km/s,
a. take u’=-150000km/s, v=150000km/s, we get u=0 b. take u’=-200000km/s, v=200000km/s, we get u=0

300000km/s, v=300000km/s is zero” the theory will be true.

So relative motion between A and C is zero at all situations, that is, there is no relative motion between A and C.
That is:
At all instants, Relative velocity of frame B with respect to frame A should be should be exactly equal to
relative velocity of frame C with respect to frame B, then the relative velocity of frame C with respect to frame A will be zero.----------------------------------------------
--------------------(6)
Taking into consideration Einstein’s Special Theory of Relativity, i.e. time dilation, from the conclusion (6), we can derive the following cases:

Case 1:

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The velocity of Time in frame B with respect to the frame A tends to zero.
VAB(t)=>0
------------------------------------------------------(i)

Note: The velocity of frame B with respect to frame A should be exactly similar to the velocity of frame C with respect to frame B at all situations.

Consider triplet brothers A, B and C of age 30. Brother
The velocity of Time in frame C with respect to the frame A is normal (same as that of A).
VAC(t)=N
-----------------------------------------------------(ii)

Case 2:

The velocity of time in frame A with respect to frame B
tends to infinity
VBA(t)=>(infinity)
---------------------------------------------------(iii)
The velocity of time in frame C with respect to frame B
tends to zero
VBC(t)=> 0
---------------------------------------------------(iv) Case 3:
The velocity of time in frame B with respect to frame C
tends to infinity
VCB(t)=>(infinity)
--------------------------------------------------(v)
The velocity of time in frame A with respect to frame C
is normal
VCA(t)= N

------------------------------------------------(vi)

A is in the frame A, Brother B is in the frame B, and
Brother C is in the frame C.
According to (ii) and (vi), brothers A and C will see
each other aging at the same rate, but according to (iii) and (iv), brother B will see brother A’s aging rate tending to infinity while brother C’s aging rate tending
to zero. So the alternate versions of realities or universes created are:
1. one in which brother A and brother C have the same aging rate,
2. other in which brother A and brother C have different aging rate.
So it is clearly proved that a point in space can have any number of points in time.
Taking the inverse of the above theory,
A point in time can have any number of points in space.
So alternate versions of realities or universes exist.

Taking into consideration cases (iii) and (iv); Viewed from frame B:

In frame A, velocity of time tends to infinity
In frame C, velocity of time tends to zero

Taking into consideration cases (i) and (ii);

Viewed from frame A:

In frame C, velocity of time is at a normal rate

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(i) When brother A, who is now 40 years of age, meets brothers B and C, brother B will be approximately 30 years of age and brother C will be 40 years of age.
i) When brother B, who is now approximately 30 years of age, meets brothers B and C, brother A will be years of
age 40 years and brother C will be 30 years of age.
ii) When brother C, who is now 40 years of age, meets brothers B and C, brother A will be 40 years of age and brother B will be infinite years of age.
That is, brothers A, B and C will enter three different realities or universes.
In frame B, velocity of time tends to zero

Taking into consideration cases (v) and (vi); Viewed from frame C:

In frame B, velocity of time tends to infinity
In frame A, velocity of time is at a normal rate
Consider that, at time t=10 years in frame A, the frame B decelerates with respect to frame A and the frame C decelerates with respect to frame B. The rate of change of speed of frame B with respect to frame A and the rate of change of speed of frame C with respect to frame B are equal at all situations. That is, the relative velocity between the frame A and the
frame C must always remain zero. Finally, the velocity of frame B with respect to frame A and frame C with respect to frame B becomes zero.
At a situation when Frames A, B and C are static with respect to each other:

THUS WE ARRIVE AT THE THEORY "KIRAN EFFECT"

STATEMENT:

CONCLUSION:

This theory serves as a bridge between Albert Einstein's Relativity and Quantum physics. According to Quantum physics, formation of alternate versions of reality depends on observation. "Theory of Simultaneity", which is derived from "Relativity", is a complete proof that formation of reality

depends upon observation (Frames of reference). According

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to me, "KIRAN EFFECT" will help the modern physics in its 1. A BRIEF HISTORY OF TIME, by Stephen Hawking great advancement towards the goal of the "GREAT 2. A TEXT BOOK OF ENGINEERING PHYSICS, by T.A UNIFICATION" theory. Hassan, G. Balakrishnan, I. Domini, A. Nahari

3. THE GREAT UNIVERSE, by G.K.Sasidharan

REFERENCES:

4. THE EMPEROR'S NEW MIND, by Roger Penrose

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