Jamal Khayat
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Cohort
2017-2018
Biography
Jamal Khayat is an undergraduate at the University of Central Florida with a major in Physics and minor in Mathematics. He plans on pursuing a PhD in theoretical High-Energy Physics with his ultimate goal being to make meaningful contributions to humanity through research and entrepreneurship. Currently, he is working on a reformulation of the theory of Special Relativity using K-Calculus.
Faculty Mentor
Costas Efthimiou Ph.D.
Undergraduate Major
Physics
Future Plans
PhD in theoretical High-Energy Physics
Disciplines
Physical Sciences and Mathematics | Physics
Recommended Citation
Khayat, Jamal, "Jamal Khayat" (2018). UCF Research and Mentoring Program Scholars. 69.
https://stars.library.ucf.edu/ramp_gallery/69
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Research
Title: Proof that Our Universe can only be Newtonian or Relativistic PI: Jamal Khayat Institution: University of Central Florida Abstract: This research aims to reformulate the theory of Special Relativity using an approach based on K-Calculus without assuming the constancy of the speed of light. The goal is to demonstrate that the current K-Calculus can be refined by removing its superfluous assumption and that the new polished version predicts that the universe can only be Newtonian or relativistic, in agreement with other formulations.