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==== Intro ==== | |||
Hopefully, by comparing the two equations, we will be able to derive the shape of spacetime curvature that produces gravitation. | |||
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[[Extrinsic Formulation of General Relativity]] | |||
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Intro
Hopefully, by comparing the two equations, we will be able to derive the shape of spacetime curvature that produces gravitation.
Classical Equation of Motion of a Particle in Gravitation Field as a Function of Time
"Special Relativistic" Equation of Motion of a Particle in Gravitation Field as a Function of Time
(Based on the definition of acceleration in Special Relativity)