A new theory of gravitation and its quantization - version 1.1

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With de Broglie, mass is viewed as an oscillator within a unit volume, represented as a proper time density, which acts as a Lorentz scalar. This perspective positions it as a source of gravitational potential, also a Lorentz scalar. Consequently, gravitation in classical physics becomes relativistically velocity dependent. This framework explains the perihelion movement of Mercury, aligning with findings from Einstein’s general relativity. It also indicates that the orbital periods of planets and spacecraft flybys are shortened accordingly. Observations from the Gravity B Probe regarding geodesic precision and frame dragging further support this theory. Additionally, there exists gravitational monopole radiation and quasi multipole radiation, both comparable to Einstein’s predictions. Notably, the spin of this new gravitational field is zero in classical theory, leading to an amended calculation of the absolute Shapiro delay. The Dirac equation provides a relativistic quantum mechanical equation of gravitation that aligns with the new classical theory in the classical limit. Furthermore, a quantum mechanical equation for the photon is derived, accurately predicting light deflection under gravitation. The Lorentz scalar gravitational potential can be quantized, with its quanta referred to as gravons.