Abstract

Universal Mass-Energy Equivalence through Variable Radiation Velocity

Author(s): Rao Yanamadala*

This paper presents a generalization of the mass mass-energy equivalence principl e, traditionally expressed as E=mR mR2 by introducing a variable radiation velocity R. This generalization extends the applicability of mass mass-energy equivalence beyond the confines of electromagnetic radiation and the speed of light c, allowing it to apply universally to any form of matter, inc luding dark matter and exotic particles. The formula accounts for the possibility of varying radiation velocities for different types of matter and suggests new pathways for understanding energy conversion, cosmological dynamics, and fundamental physics. T he implications of this formula extend into areas such as cosmology, particle physics, and energy technology, offering a new framework for interpreting energy energy-mass relationships across different forms of matter matter.