Relativity and Cosmology

    

Energy-Momentum in General Relativity

Authors: Kenneth Dalton

It is first shown that there is no exchange of energy-momentum during planetary motion. Then, starting with the field equations, it is shown that the gravitational field does not exchange energy-momentum with any form of matter. Conclusion: In general relativity, there is no gravitational energy, momentum, stress, force or power.

Comments: 5 Pages. Journal-Ref: Hadronic J. 39(2), 169-173 (2016)

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