Re: About GR (kst)
- From: Tom Roberts <tjroberts@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 24 Jul 2005 04:51:40 GMT
Ken S. Tucker wrote:
[...] At t=1 the Earth's density increased by factors, 1,2,3,4,5, hence it's mass increased likewise while the volume and radius remained constant.
That is not possible without adding external mass to the earth, in enormous amounts -- you have quintupled the mass of the earth in 5 seconds. If such an outrageous thing is happening you should mention it up front.
Using AE's law G_uv=k*T_uv we would find, Guv at (t=5) = 5*Guv at (t=1) and Tuv at (t=5) = 5* Tuv at (t=1).
Not true. You forget that Tuv is the energy-momentum tensor, and during that enormous influx of matter the {Tuv} have a different structure than when there is no such influx (before t=1 and after t=5).
The {Tuv} are the COMPONENTS OF A TENSOR and not simply real values as you seem to assume. In particular: in this situation T_00 is proportional to the current mass density of the earth, increasing 5 times as you say; but the T_0i are related to the rate of matter influx, which is constant (not increasing 5 times are you assume); the T_ij are related to the stress induced by all that influx of matter which is different still (here i and j range from 1 to 3 and represent spatial components)....
Note I really am considering a point just underneath the launchpad, inside the earth. At the rocket itself, T_uv just corresponds to the rocket itself, which is unchanged by the great modification of the earth. Though I have no idea how the rocket could survive that enormous influx of matter.... Not to mention the astronauts failing to notice it....
Normally GRist's use G_uv=0 and Schwart's Solution, [...]
Obviously you have no idea how GR is normally done. In particular, "GRists" use G_uv=0 _ONLY_ when T_uv=0. In your case there is an ENORMOUS influx of matter and T_uv is clearly not zero in any region near the earth.
T_uv;w =0 ,however, T_uv;w is not a constant.
Do you really think that 0 is not a constant? Don't you ever read what you write???
Physically, we're incrementing the energy in a volume of spacetime by inducing a quanta of energy like a photon, or perhaps emitting, as the spacecraft is deformed, and from various refs, that constant is relativistic.
That's just word salad posturing as something worth saying.
Tom Roberts tjroberts@xxxxxxxxxx .
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