This is not a derivative work, it is an entirely new approach to the problem and neatly explains why QED and GR can be so exact and yet somehow incomplete, and indeed exactly why the theories cannot be extended in their present formulation to a unified framework. I am trained as a process engineer, and finding a physics institute that takes my credentials seriously enough even to consider a critical review of my work is surprisingly difficult.
Ulrich seems to have had the best suggestion:
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Ulrich_Mutze/
" You may try 'Foundations of Physics' (Springer, chief editor t'Hooft)."
Thanks Ulrich
Andrew
There is an international society called international Society on General Relativity and Gravitation.
www.isgrg.org
I suggest you contact them. In line of your new approach, they might be your best starting point.
They have their own journal" General Relativity and Gravitation,"
Best of luck Andrew.
or attend conference like this coming one and know people with direct contact ?
http://www.gr21.org/GR21_ParticipantList.pdf
https://indico.cern.ch/event/443176/
A great idea, but alas unlikely to get a ticket organised to USA in 1 day
that's a pity... the other way is to read other experts writings and comment on them, if you get their arguments. It seems GR is an extremely hot topic among all walks of curious minds.
http://physics.princeton.edu/~fpretori/
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