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Equation of the Planet Orbit in the Relativity Theory

Wang Li

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The Lagrange function of a free point in gravitational field is found by applying the Hamilton principle. Based on the Schwarzschild Gauge and the Lagrange equations, the moving orbital equation of the planets round the sun is derived.

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The Lagrange function of a free point in gravitational field is found by applying the Hamilton principle. Based on the Schwarzschild Gauge and the Lagrange equations, the moving orbital equation of the planets round the sun is derived.

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The Lagrange function of a free point in gravitational field is found by applying the Hamilton principle. Based on the Schwarzschild Gauge and the Lagrange equations, the moving orbital equation of the planets round the sun is derived.

Key concepts: Planet, Physics, Orbit (dynamics), Gravitational field, Schwarzschild radius, Classical mechanics, General relativity, Schwarzschild metric

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