2019
DOI: 10.1007/s10714-019-2604-4
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Structure of the spacetime under gravitation obtained by purely dynamical method

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“…In carrying it out, it is a problem in which P 0 ‐system and P‐system are the inertial system and the other the accelerating system. Here we notice the fact that no force is felt in the P‐system (at the place of the planet) because it is making a free fall motion while the gravitational force is felt in S‐system and consequently in P 0 ‐system (Kubo 2019).…”
Section: Motion Of the Sun Relative To The Planetmentioning
confidence: 93%
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“…In carrying it out, it is a problem in which P 0 ‐system and P‐system are the inertial system and the other the accelerating system. Here we notice the fact that no force is felt in the P‐system (at the place of the planet) because it is making a free fall motion while the gravitational force is felt in S‐system and consequently in P 0 ‐system (Kubo 2019).…”
Section: Motion Of the Sun Relative To The Planetmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…The formula in the case where the velocity is not in the direction of z ‐axis but in a general direction represented by ()vx,vy,vz$$ \left({v}_x,{v}_y,{v}_z\right) $$ is given as follows (Kubo 2019): boldLgoodbreak=()1goodbreak+(γgoodbreak−1)vx2v2(γgoodbreak−1)vxvyv2(γgoodbreak−1)vxvzv2iγcvx(γgoodbreak−1)vyvxv21goodbreak+(γgoodbreak−1)vy2v2(γgoodbreak−1)vyvzv2iγcvy(γgoodbreak−1)vzvxv2(γgoodbreak−1)vzvyv21goodbreak+(γgoodbreak−1)vz2v2iγcvzgoodbreak−.2emiγcvxgoodbreak−iγcvygoodbreak−iγcvzγ,$$ \mathbf{L}=\left(\begin{array}{cccc}1+\left(\gamma -1\right)\frac{v_x^2}{v^2}& \left(\gamma -1\right)\frac{v_x{v}_y}{v^2}& \left(\gamma -1\right)\frac{v_x{v}_z}{v^2}& i\frac{\gamma }{c}{v}...…”
Section: Lorentz Transformation For Three‐dimensional Spacementioning
confidence: 99%
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