TITLE:
New Evidence on Rotational Dynamics
AUTHORS:
Luis Alberto Pérez
KEYWORDS:
Rotational Dynamics; Field Theory; Superposition of Simultaneous Motions; Macroscopic Bodies Mechanics; Inertial Fields; Torque; Angular Momentum
JOURNAL NAME:
World Journal of Mechanics,
Vol.3 No.3,
June
5,
2013
ABSTRACT: In this paper, the author confirmed a new theory to explain the
mechanical behavior of macroscopic bodies. The confirmed
hypothesis is the Theory of Dynamics Interaction by the Professor Gabriel
Barceló. Barceló explained his theory in an article called “Analysis of
Dynamics Fields in Noninertial Systems”, World
Journal of Mechanics, Vol. 2, No. 3, 2012, pp. 175-180. This
hypothesis holds that the mechanical behavior of macroscopic bodies in a
non-inertial environment opens new assumptions on inertial fields and
rotational dynamics. An associated experiment was presented to support the
discussion in the paper. The author first became aware of the proposals
of Professor Gabriel Barceló’s Theory of Dynamics Interaction through his 2006
article on Saturn planet rings, which suggested unsolved phenomena in
rotational dynamics and the inception of a novel theory [1]. Intuitively,
the author realized himself about the fact that the cosmos is mechanical from
its smallest to its widest comprehensible appreciation. If material behavior is
mechanical everywhere and every time, from a subatomic particle, wave or
string, to a cluster of galaxies, then our understandable solutions must comply
with the Laws of Motion, it could be believed.