Axial Current, Killing Vector and Newtonian Gravity
Prasanta Mahato

TL;DR
This paper derives Newton's law of gravity from a torsion-based gravity framework by linking a Killing vector to the axial-vector matter current, revealing the potential function as a logarithm of a proportionality factor.
Contribution
It introduces a novel derivation of Newtonian gravity from multiplicative torsion gravity using a Killing vector proportional to the axial-vector current.
Findings
Newton's law derived from torsion gravity framework
Potential function identified as logarithm of a proportionality factor
Link between Killing vector and matter current established
Abstract
Starting from the multiplicative torsion approach of gravity and assuming a Killing vector to be proportional to the axial-vector matter current, here we derive Newton's law of gravity where the logarithm of the proportionality factor has been found to be the potential function.
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Taxonomy
TopicsRelativity and Gravitational Theory · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
