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| title = On the General Solution to Einstein | | title = On the General Solution to Einstein's Vacuum Field for the Point-Mass when lambda ???0 and Its Consequences for Relativistic Cosmology | ||
| author = [[Stephen John Crothers]] | | author = [[Stephen John Crothers]] | ||
| keywords = [[Einstein's Vacuum Field]], [[Point-Mass]], [[Relativistic Cosmology]] | | keywords = [[Einstein's Vacuum Field]], [[Point-Mass]], [[Relativistic Cosmology]] | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | On the General Solution to Einstein's Vacuum Field for the Point-Mass when lambda ???0 and Its Consequences for Relativistic Cosmology |
| Author(s) | Stephen John Crothers |
| Keywords | Einstein's Vacuum Field, Point-Mass, Relativistic Cosmology |
| Published | 2005 |
| Journal | Progress In Physics |
| Volume | 3 |
| Pages | 7-18 |
Abstract
It is generally alleged that Einstein?fs theory leads to a finite but unbounded universe. This allegation stems from an incorrect analysis of the metric for the point-mass when ?? <> 0. The standard analysis has incorrectly assumed that the variable r denotes a radius in the gravitational field. Since r is in fact nothing more than a real-valued parameter for the actual radial quantities in the gravitational field, the standard interpretation is erroneous. Moreover, the true radial quantities lead inescapably to ??=0 so that, cosmologically, Einstein?fs theory predicts an infinite, static, empty universe