Theoretical analysis explores rotational effects on spacetime geometry, suggesting novel extensions to Kerr metric models.
Part 03 continues the investigation of rotational effects within spacetime geometry. The work examines possible relationships between mass, rotation, energy density, gravitational effects, and geometric deformation. Established results from General Relativity and Kerr geometry are used as reference frameworks rather than as claims to have been replaced. The proposed extensions remain hypotheses requiring mathematical derivation, numerical modelling, and experimental or observational testing.
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