On conjugate complex time – II: equipotential effect of gravity retrodicts differential and predicts apparent anomalous rotation of the sun

Radial and Nonradial Effects of Radial Fields in Frenet Frame

“…Moreover, the very same generalized nonradial formula retrodicted the (experimentally confirmed) excess over Einstein's prediction of deflection of light (Czajko, 2000). It also supplied mathematical reason for a certain intrinsic gravitational repulsion that could cause the apparently accelerated expansion of the universe that was inferred from new observational data -see Czajko (2004).…”

“…The extra frequency decrease found in those experiments has been reconciled to relatively high degree of accuracy (K Sun /K Earth  0.4%) -given such different circumstances when a generalized equation corresponding to the local equations (3.2) and (3.3) was augmented by mass densities of the respective celestial bodies (our Sun and Earth -see Czajko, 2000), the need for which was also found for heat flow by Kellog (1929). Moreover, the very same generalized nonradial formula retrodicted the (experimentally confirmed) excess over Einstein's prediction of deflection of light (Czajko, 2000).…”

“…The nonradial effects were caused by the gravitational fields of our Sun and the Earth, respectively, as demonstrated by Czajko (2000).…”

“…As a matter of fact, the excess has also been retrodicted by the new theory of nonradial effects of gravity proposed by Czajko (2000).…”

“…Szekeres (1968) pointed out that those experiments could not be explained by any gravitational or electromagnetic theory of physics. Eventually Czajko (2000) has retrodicted the results of those two experiments through a new theory conjecturing existence of certain nonradial effects of the usual radial/center-bound gravitational force field. Recall that Einstein (1916) specifically omitted any deviations [from radial gravity] due to some [possible, at least theoretically] tangential effects, because they would be too slight when measured on the Earth's surface.…”