Possibly related scalar field ideas:
There is a more advanced paper that follows on from that of the last post. (K.J. van Vlaenderen’s, Generalised Classical Electrodynamics for the prediction of scalar field effects)
Electrodynamics with the scalar field
This paper goes into more of the mathematical backing through the use of quaternion and biquaternion form.
Through the use of quaternion form it defines the scalar field/seventh field component S as;

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There is another paper that is similar to the above; it discusses a new field component being revealed, and it also uses quaternion form to derive this field.
Physical Space as a Quaternion Structure, I:
Maxwell Equations. A Brief Note.
Here the scalar field T is defined as;

There are clear similarities between the theories; not only from the definition of the scalar field, but also the prediction of “thermoscalar” effects.
I’m continuing to look into these theories and familiarising myself with the mathematics involved.
Electrodynamics with the scalar field
This paper goes into more of the mathematical backing through the use of quaternion and biquaternion form.
Through the use of quaternion form it defines the scalar field/seventh field component S as;
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There is another paper that is similar to the above; it discusses a new field component being revealed, and it also uses quaternion form to derive this field.
Physical Space as a Quaternion Structure, I:
Maxwell Equations. A Brief Note.
Here the scalar field T is defined as;
There are clear similarities between the theories; not only from the definition of the scalar field, but also the prediction of “thermoscalar” effects.
I’m continuing to look into these theories and familiarising myself with the mathematics involved.