PHENOMENOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF A UNIFIED THEORY OF GRAVITY AND MATTER

In this work we analyze a few of the phenomenological implications of a theory of gravity and matter (Y theory of fields) introduced and described in previous works. We show that the laws of elastic collisions and of electromagnetism can be derived directly as gravitational effects and in first orders they are conformal to the status-quo. However there are small experimental deviations from the actual knowledge in the presence of an external gravitational field. These are within reach of our experimental capability.