Mass–Volume Relationship: Core Concepts of Zero Void Force
What is Z-Force, and what do the letters in its formulas really mean? Start with the simplest elements of Zero Void Force: mass, void volume, and the Fundamental Potential Difference that begins motion. In the Mother Formula of Physics (Z = m / v), m is the intrinsic mass of Primary M particles, v is the fundamental volume of Absolute Zero Void, and Z is the First Force of Nature. Now notice the change in the Master Formula of Physics (F = m / V): capital V expresses the volume associated with mass in the generalized mechanics, and F represents the generation of different forces. That small difference between v and V is essential to understanding the two relationships. Here I bring the key definitions together, answer the questions that naturally arise, and lead you from the fundamental mass–volume relationship to its detailed explanation in the book and research articles.
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This page introduces the official concepts of Zero Void Force and explains how Z-Force, the Mother Formula of Physics, and the Master Formula of Physics relate to one another. Read the short definitions here, then follow the links to the project’s detailed explanations.
What is Zero Void Force?
Zero Void Force is a theory developed by A. A. Zevof that describes the origin and generation of forces through the relationship between mass and void volume. Within this theory, Z-Force is identified as the First Force of Nature. The Mother Formula of Physics expresses the origin relationship, while the Master Formula of Physics generalizes the same mechanics.
Explore the Zero Void Force Theory for the broader framework.
Z-Force and the Mass–Volume Relationship
Within Zero Void Force Theory, Z-Force arises from the Fundamental Potential Difference within the Mass–Volume Relationship. The theory connects the intrinsic mass of Primary M Particles with the volume of Absolute Zero Void. This relationship is expressed through the Mother Formula of Physics.
For the Z Force overview, start on the homepage; for the technical discussion, read the detailed Z-Force mechanics guide.
Mother Formula of Physics
Z = m / v
The Mother Formula of Physics is the origin relationship in Zero Void Force Theory. Here, m represents the intrinsic mass of Primary M Particles, v represents the volume of Absolute Zero Void, and Z represents Z-Force. The formula has conceptual priority because it expresses the fundamental origin of Z-Force.
Read the Mother Formula of Physics explanation.
Master Formula of Physics
F = m / V
The Master Formula of Physics is the generalized form of the Z-Force formula and mechanics. F represents the generation of all types of forces, both known and unknown; m represents the true and intrinsic mass of nature; and V represents the volume associated with mass: empty space or void.
The Master Formula does not replace the Mother Formula. It extends the same Mass–Volume Relationship to different manifestations of force, scales, and structures within the theory.
Read the Master Formula of Physics explanation.
Official terms and source material
Use the official scientific glossary to read the project’s definitions of Primary M Particles, Absolute Zero Void, Relative Vacuum, and related terms.
These definitions belong to the Zero Void Force framework. The detailed pages linked here present the project’s own explanations and terminology.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Master Formula replace the Mother Formula?
No. The Mother Formula of Physics, Z = m / v, has conceptual priority. The Master Formula of Physics, F = m / V, is the generalized form of the same relationship and mechanics.
Why do the formulas use lowercase v and uppercase V?
In the Mother Formula, v refers to the fundamental volume of Absolute Zero Void. In the Master Formula, V refers to the volume associated with mass in the generalized relationship. Preserve the letter case when writing either formula.
For the complete framework, explore the official book.
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