Variational formulation of two scalar-tetradic theories of gravitation
D. Sáez
Abstract
D. Sáez
Abstract
In this paper we obtain two scalar-tetradic theories of gravitation (theories A and B) from a variational principle. In these theories the gravitational energy is localized and the principle of equivalence holds. They combine some aspects of M\o{}ller theory and the Brans-Dicke theory. The first-order approximations and an introduction to the study of both theories in the static spherically symmetric case are presented.
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In this paper we obtain two scalar-tetradic theories of gravitation (theories A and B) from a variational principle. In these theories the gravitational energy is localized and the principle of equivalence holds. They combine some aspects of M\o{}ller theory and the Brans-Dicke theory. The first-order approximations and an introduction to the study of both theories in the static spherically symmetric case are presented.
Key concepts: Scalar theories of gravitation, Equivalence principle (geometric), Gravitation, Physics, Scalar (mathematics), Parameterized post-Newtonian formalism, Theoretical physics, Classical mechanics