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Surface-Bound Maximum in Gravitational Time Dilation: Version 5 -The Field-Times-Radius Mechanism

John EonasVersion 5
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Alternative hypothesis with proposed discriminating tests

The question in focus

Replaces an earlier field-strength-only hypothesis with a field-times-radius expression and proposes interior clock behavior that differs from standard general relativity.

Scope & open questions

  • Exterior agreement is shown at weak-field order; it is not an experimental confirmation of the proposed interior behavior.
  • Requires radius as well as locally measured field strength.
  • Predicted underground magnitude depends on local density.

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John Eonas. (July 2026). Surface-Bound Maximum in Gravitational Time Dilation: Version 5 -The Field-Times-Radius Mechanism (Version 5). Academia.edu. https://www.academia.edu/170214897/Surface_Bound_Maximum_in_Gravitational_Time_Dilation_Version_5_The_Field_Times_Radius_Mechanism
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