THE ASTONISHING CONFLICT OF TIME DILATION WITHIN RELATIVITY.

We show that if we assume the existence of a frame in vacuum where the oneway speed of light is c (c is the measured value of the two-way speed of light in vacuum) than for another frame moving with velocity v1 in relation to that frame we can have time dilation, time contraction or no difference of proper times change at all. Therefore, the standard formulation is a result of a misinterpretation of the mathematical expression between the relation of the proper time of the moving frame in relation to the difference of times of Lorentzian clocks, the so-called time dilation. This is an astonishing conflict that standard formulation cannot solve. This result is easily obtained if we assume time dilation in relation to Einstein Frame (EF) the frame where the speed of light is isotropic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]