Review of The Lorentz Factor in Terms of Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle: Deriving a General Exclusion Principle Concerning Relative Motion and Time Perception
Ulaş Doruköz
Abstract
In this article, the Lorentz Factor is reviewed in terms of Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle in the light of Einstein’s relativity equations. It is shown that the relative speed between any two objects in Space can not be zero under any circumstances. Therefore the Lorentz Factor can never be equal to 1. And the velocity vector of an object is unique with respect to any reference frame. These provide a new perspective to be able to derive a general exclusion principle defining the nature of relative motion and improve the understanding about some basic concepts of Physics including time and distance perceptions, attributes of an object, volume, singularities, particle-wave duality and the nature of light which are discussed in the paper. And it is also shown that there is a relation between the time dilation in special relativity and the doppler shift of matter waves.