Theoretical modeling demonstrates mass as an externally driven variable across physical structures, suggesting classical intrinsic mass assumptions fail.
AbstractFor over 100 years, classical physics has assumed mass is an Intrinsic Mass, a constantproperty that comes from within matter itself. We demonstrate that this assumption failsbut, whereas mass actually depends on its external physical behavior. To describe thisbehavior, we present Regime Science, in which all structures are governed by a singleAffine Extended Field:AEF =n∑︂i=1(η + ∆i) (1)where η is the tendency term and ∆ is the deviation term. This framework reveals thatmass is not an intrinsic constant but a regime-dependent variable determined by alignmentwith η.
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DR. ZULFIQAR ALI KHAN (2026) studied this question.
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