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| title = Theorems Yield Via Arbitrarily Altering The Mass of An Object, In Its Quantum Mechanical Description: A Fundamental Architecture, Matter is Made of

| url = [http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_4529.doc Link to paper]
| author = [[Tolga Yarman]]
| published = 2009
| journal = [[None]]
}}

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==Abstract==

An ''arbitrary increase'' of ''rest masses'' entering the ''quantum mechanical description'' of an atomic or molecular object, leads to the increase of the related ''total energy,'' and ''contraction of the size'' of the object at hand. Furthermore, this quantum mechanical occurrence yields the ''invariance'' of the quantity ''[energy x mass x size<sup>2</sup>],'' framing a ''fundamental architecture, ''matter is made of. On the other hand, one can check that the latter quantity is Lorentz invariant, no matter one works on a non-relativistic or relativistic quantum mechanical basis. Thus, it appears that, the quantum mechanical invariance of ''[energy x mass x size<sup>2</sup>]'' with respect to a hypothetical mass change, works as the ''principal mechanism'' of the ''end results'' of the Special Theory of Relativity, were the object in consideration brought to a ''uniform translational motion,'' or similarly the ''principal mechanism'' of the end results of the General Theory of Relativity, were this object embedded in a ''gravitational field'' ''(given that, in either case, it is question of a ?mass? change, which can well be considered as an input to the quantum mechanical description at hand)''. One can further show that, the occurrence we disclose holds, not only for the gravitational field, but generally for all fields, the object at hand interacts with.

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