The discussion centers on the equations of gyrostatic ether as proposed by McCullach and Lord Kelvin, emphasizing the need for modern notation in their representation. The focus is on the relationship between these equations and the extensions of continuum mechanics, rather than on questioning contemporary theories such as Special Relativity (SR). Participants are encouraged to provide references or models that clarify the implications of gyrostatic ether in the context of continuum mechanics.
PREREQUISITESResearchers in theoretical physics, students of continuum mechanics, and anyone interested in the historical development of gyrostatic ether theories and their modern implications.