{"apiVersion":"1","version":"sha256:faade27e0b75b2aca6311142ff65347b4dacc153e8d28cbdf0e8a237319331f9","data":{"id":"S7639","title":"An Introduction to Influence Theory: Kinematics and Dynamics","authors":["Kevin H. Knuth","James L. Walsh"],"publishedDate":"2018-07-20","format":"Paper","url":"https://arxiv.org/pdf/1803.09618v2","summary":"Knuth and Walsh develop a model of directed influence with coordinated observers, recovering relativistic kinematics and event-count action in1+1 dimensions. Their treatment of force and time dilation has weak-influence and other approximation limits. The higher-dimensional extension remains unfinished; this is theoretical work rather than empirical UFO evidence.","subjects":["Foundational physics","Influence theory and model assumptions","Researcher scholarly work"],"people":["Kevin Knuth"],"review":{"label":"Complete supplied version2 text; qualified figures","scope":"Read all37 PDF leaves,69,731 extracted characters,156 numbered equations, six figure captions, six footnotes and50 references. Eight native images covered all six figures and selected force/metric equations. Version2 submissionJuly20,2018 differs from PDF headingJuly23; related journal edition was not reviewed.","gaps":["Directed influence, no self-influence, coordinated/collinear observers, rest-frame symmetry and large event counts are model assumptions. Force derivation restricts weak influence, macroscopic rates and non-hyperrelativistic momentum; source-particle dynamics are omitted.","Universal time dilation requires particle-independent potential-to-mass ratio. The1+1 model does not complete3+1 physics. Heat/Higgs/supersymmetry/quantum-gravity interpretations lack experimental confirmation here.","Twenty-nine other full-page layouts, every fine glyph, earlier and journal editions, cited originals and code remain unreviewed. Complete proof audit and empirical replication were not performed. Academic acknowledgments do not establish government recruitment."]},"familyId":"KNUTH-WALSH-INFLUENCE-1803.09618V2","citationUrl":"https://bioparity.io/sources/S7639","citation":"Kevin H. Knuth, James L. Walsh. An Introduction to Influence Theory: Kinematics and Dynamics. July 20, 2018. BioParity S7639. https://bioparity.io/sources/S7639"}}