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Gravitation and Conservation Equations. Fluids and Elastic Waves

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Relativistic Theories of Materials

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Let h be Cavendish’s constant. Then in view of (16.10)1 and (21.1) the Einstein non-cosmological gravitation equations—on which general relativity is based—can be written in the form

$$ {A_{\alpha \beta }} + \frac{{8\pi h}}{{{c^4}}}{u_{\alpha \beta }} = 0 where {u_{\alpha \beta }} = \rho {u_\alpha }{u_\beta } \cdots $$
(23.1)

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Bressan, A. (1978). Gravitation and Conservation Equations. Fluids and Elastic Waves. In: Relativistic Theories of Materials. Springer Tracts in Natural Philosophy, vol 29. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-81120-3_3

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