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| author | Kazlauskas, Danijus |
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| contents | <p>This document records a series of strict projection-layer invariance tests applied to planetary orbital data (Earth, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune).</p> <p>For each planet, the same structural relation<br>ε = v² / (r · S)<br>is evaluated in two different projection formats for r:</p> <ul> <li> <p>astronomical units (AU),</p> </li> <li> <p>light-time seconds.</p> </li> </ul> <p>A mandatory rescaling rule is applied:<br>when the projection format of r changes by a factor X, the corresponding S value is rescaled by 1/X.</p> <p>All calculations close numerically to ε = 0.50 in both projection formats, reproducing the same observed orbital velocities without introducing any additional assumptions, constants, or alternative equations.</p> <p>This document contains calculations only.<br>No interpretation, no physical explanation, and no theoretical extension is introduced.</p> <p>The file includes the full <strong>IRCH Public Research License 1.0</strong>, which governs all use of this work.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | OS System / ε Model Chaper 18 ( update earth distance ) - Projection Invariant Tests: AU vs Light-Time Closure (Earth–Neptune) Kazlauskas, Danijus projection invariance orbital dynamics AU vs light-time structural balance planetary orbits Celestial Mechanics Planetary Science Orbital Dynamics Classical Mechanics Computational Physics Numerical Analysis Space Science Danijus Kazlaukas universe universe model projection planets Astrophysics light time distance <p>This document records a series of strict projection-layer invariance tests applied to planetary orbital data (Earth, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune).</p> <p>For each planet, the same structural relation<br>ε = v² / (r · S)<br>is evaluated in two different projection formats for r:</p> <ul> <li> <p>astronomical units (AU),</p> </li> <li> <p>light-time seconds.</p> </li> </ul> <p>A mandatory rescaling rule is applied:<br>when the projection format of r changes by a factor X, the corresponding S value is rescaled by 1/X.</p> <p>All calculations close numerically to ε = 0.50 in both projection formats, reproducing the same observed orbital velocities without introducing any additional assumptions, constants, or alternative equations.</p> <p>This document contains calculations only.<br>No interpretation, no physical explanation, and no theoretical extension is introduced.</p> <p>The file includes the full <strong>IRCH Public Research License 1.0</strong>, which governs all use of this work.</p> |
| title | OS System / ε Model Chaper 18 ( update earth distance ) - Projection Invariant Tests: AU vs Light-Time Closure (Earth–Neptune) |
| topic | projection invariance orbital dynamics AU vs light-time structural balance planetary orbits Celestial Mechanics Planetary Science Orbital Dynamics Classical Mechanics Computational Physics Numerical Analysis Space Science Danijus Kazlaukas universe universe model projection planets Astrophysics light time distance |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18003021 |