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Contents 1 Introduction 2 Simulation 3 Remarks 4 See also

Introduction

An examination of the forms that spacetime curvature can take will prove useful for the description of the way that acceleration is produced by gravitational spacetime curvature, and later, in our effort to use a similar mechanism to describe the way that acceleration is produced by the electrostatic field.

Simulation

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Gravitation: Extrinsic Relativity Forms of Spacetime Curvature  sim  Spacetime Curvature and Gravitation  sim   stb  Extrinsic Formulation of General Relativity  stb  See also Proper Time Adjusted Special Relativity with Gravitation  stb  Electrostatic Acceleration as the Result of Spacetime Curvature edit

Remarks

This is just a sketchy exploration of spacetime curvature, aiming only to show its different possible forms and to give an idea of the relationship between them. No effort has been made to determine the equations that describe it. This will be done in Spacetime Curvature and Gravitation and in Electrostatic Acceleration as the Result of Spacetime Curvature.

See also

• Proper Time Adjusted Special Relativity with Gravitation
• Spacetime Curvature and Gravitation
• Extrinsic Formulation of General Relativity
• Electrostatic Acceleration as the Result of Spacetime Curvature