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Contents 1 Intro 2 Classical Equation of Motion of a Particle in Gravitation Field as a Function of Time 3 "Special Relativistic" Equation of Motion of a Particle in Gravitation Field as a Function of Time 4 See also

Intro

Hopefully, by comparing the classical and the "Special Relativistic" equation 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)      

See also

• Extrinsic Formulation of General Relativity
• Forms of Spacetime Curvature
• Spacetime Curvature and Gravitation