Full Newtonian Gravity Derivation

Newtonian Gravity as the kr1 Limit of PBG

(Built on Foundations v1.0 · 2025-06-10)

One-line summary – In Phase-Biased Geometry the familiar F=GMm/r2
force is the small-kr limit of the universal phase profile

Φ(r)=Nekrr(see Foundations §2, eq 2.8),

combined with the least-cost motion rule

mr¨=mc2Φ(Foundations §3, eq 3.1).

1 Canonical constants (imported)

All numbers below are frozen by Foundations §5.

Symbol Value Units
α 0.090034 J m1
β 5.30012 × 1054 J m3
γ=α/c2 1.0018 × 1018 J s2 m3
k=β/α 7.67 × 1027 m1
G=c4/4πα 6.674 20 × 1011 m3 kg1 s2

(If you need a refresher on how these arise, see Foundations §5.)


2 Field outside a point mass

For a source mass M (winding number N):

Φ(r)=Nekrr,N=c2M4πα(Foundations §2, eq 2.8).

Because k11.3×1026 m, ekr1 anywhere inside the Local Group of galaxies.


3 Universal force law

F=mc2Φ|F|=GMmr2ekr(1+kr)(Foundations §3).

Newton limit – when kr1 (essentially all laboratory, solar-system, and galactic scales),

|F|GMmr2.

4 Worked example – orbital velocity of Earth

Input

Calculation

a=GMr2=5.93×103m s2,v=ar=29.79km s1.

Matches ephemeris to 104; Yukawa suppression [ekr(1+kr)1]<1015.


5 Where deviations might appear

The first-order correction term is ΔF/Fkr.
At r=1024 m (≈300 Mpc) the deviation reaches 1 %, providing a clean cosmological test of PBG distinct from standard ΛCDM.


Unit sanity

Left-hand side of F=GMm/r2 → N.
Right-hand side with constants table → N ✓


Cite
Foundations/Full-Derivations §2–§3–§5 for
kernel, force law, and constants. No other derivations are performed on this page.

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