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The aim is to derive a unified frequency formula for gravitational wave sources while testing the Time Field Theory against general relativity.

April 17, 2026Open Access

Time Field Theory (VIII): Unified Frequency Formula for All Gravitational Wave Sources Based on Spacetime Conservation Axiom

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The aim is to derive a unified frequency formula for gravitational wave sources while testing the Time Field Theory against general relativity.
Rigorous derivation of velocity-dependent gravity from invariant speed relation
Parameter-free unified fit to various high-precision gravitational experiments
Proposed cold-atom interferometer experiment for theory distinction
Achieved zero theoretical residuals in fitting all high-precision experiments
Defined a clear approach to distinguish the Time Field Theory from general relativity

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This is the ninth paper in the Time Field Theory series, presenting a rigorous derivation of velocity-dependent gravity from the universal invariant speed relation c² = vₜ² + vₛ². The work provides a parameter-free unified fit to all high-precision gravitational experiments, including Pound-Rebka, Gravity Probe A, Hafele-Keating, and modern optical lattice clocks, with zero theoretical residuals. A definitive cold-atom interferometer experiment is proposed to distinguish Time Field Theory from general relativity.

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Huowang Huang (Thu,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e1cfe05cdc762e9d858e4f — DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19598439

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