Author
Hubert MASSAU
Recent research
- Physics & SpaceOpen access
This Article 28 of Massau Kinematics provides a comprehensive geometric and mechanical resolution to Hilbert's sixth problem (the axiomatization of physics). Synthesizing the findings of Articles 15, 25, and 27, we demonstrate that physical unification stems from the exclusive ch...
- Physics & SpaceOpen access
This paper establishes the complete physical and mathematical identity card of the "Fabric" (la Trame) within the framework of Massau Kinematics. Far from being a passive geometric vacuum or a static aether, the Fabric is defined as a substantial continuous medium governed by inc...
- Physics & SpaceOpen access
This note completes the transition from a static geometric topology to a continuous fluid mechanics within Symplectic Kinematics. By postulating phase space as the primary ontological reality, the dynamics of expansion are resolved by an absolute clock beating at a strict angular...
- Physics & SpaceOpen access
This note completes the transition from a static geometric topology to a continuous fluid mechanics within Symplectic Kinematics. By postulating phase space as the primary ontological reality, the dynamics of expansion are resolved by an absolute clock beating at a strict angular...
- Physics & SpaceOpen access
In Massau Kinematics, the dynamic mass of the Universe is a geometric property deduced from wave mechanics. This note demonstrates that mass is strictly bound to the Planck Force and the luminous asymptote. Applying the invariant K quantifies the mass relaxation, from an original...
- Physics & SpaceOpen access
Massau Kinematics proposes to resolve the "Hubble Tension" through the rigorous application of symplectic geometry to the phase space. By algebraically deducing an absolute rectilinear expansion rate (H_max = 96.55 km/s/Mpc), this model demonstrates that the geometric deceleratio...
- Climate & EnvironmentOpen access
In response to the conceptual limits of the Standard Model regarding the "creation" or "annihilation" of matter, this note reinterprets the equivalence equation E=mc² through the lens of symplectic geometry. Light and mass are described here not as distinct entities, but as two t...