EXISTENCE AND UNIQUENESS OF INTRINSIC ENERGY IN GENERAL RELATIVITY.
Dominic G. B. Edelen
Abstract
Dominic G. B. Edelen
Abstract
IT IS SHOWN THAT THE Einstein field equations uniquely determine an intrinsic energy density in any region of space-time which is occupied by a material medium. The usual procedure of adding conditions to the Einstein theory in order to obtain an analogous intrinsic quantity is thus unnecessary. (Author)
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IT IS SHOWN THAT THE Einstein field equations uniquely determine an intrinsic energy density in any region of space-time which is occupied by a material medium. The usual procedure of adding conditions to the Einstein theory in order to obtain an analogous intrinsic quantity is thus unnecessary. (Author)
Key concepts: Uniqueness, Theory of relativity, Physics, Energy (signal processing), Special relativity, Theoretical physics, Mathematics, Mathematical analysis