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Photon Interactions in Dense Medium vs. External Gravitational Field in Extended Classical Mechanics (ECM)
The bending of light at the interface of a dense medium (refraction) and the bending of light near a massive body (gravitational lensing) are examined within Extended Classical Mechanics (ECM) as force-based energy–momentum interactions. The paper distinguishes the extern
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