Richard Pavelle
Abstract
The gravitational field equations proposed by Yang are shown to be identical with those proposed by Kilmister in 1959. The static, spherically symmetric solution of the Kilmister-Yang field equations is found. It is shown that solar experiments cannot yet distinguish between these equations and Einstein's vacuum equations.
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The gravitational field equations proposed by Yang are shown to be identical with those proposed by Kilmister in 1959. The static, spherically symmetric solution of the Kilmister-Yang field equations is found. It is shown that solar experiments cannot yet distinguish between these equations and Einstein's vacuum equations.
Key concepts: Physics, Gravitational field, Field equation, Einstein field equations, Gravitation, Classical field theory, Gravitoelectromagnetism, Einstein equations