Einstein Gravitation Theory: Experimental Tests I
M.Cattani
TL;DR
This paper discusses experimental tests of Einstein's gravitation theory by analyzing the Schwarzschild metric and its implications for time dilation and light Doppler effects, aimed at physics students.
Contribution
It applies Einstein's field equations to analyze observable phenomena, providing experimental validation of the theory's predictions.
Findings
Confirmation of time dilation effects predicted by EGT
Validation of Doppler shift predictions in gravitational fields
Support for the Schwarzschild metric in vacuum solutions
Abstract
Using the Einstein gravitation theory (EGT) we calculate the Schwarzschild metric that is defined in the surrounding vacuum of a spherically symmetric mass distribution, not in rotation. The field equations of the EGT with this metric were applied to analyze the time dilation and the Doppler Effect of the light in order to test the validity of the EGT. This article was written to graduate and postgraduate students of Physics.
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Taxonomy
TopicsRelativity and Gravitational Theory · Geophysics and Gravity Measurements · Experimental and Theoretical Physics Studies