Can negative mass be considered in General Relativity ?
Jean-Pierre Petit, Gilles dAgostini

TL;DR
This paper explores a bimetric model of the universe using Newtonian approximation, demonstrating that negative mass can be incorporated into General Relativity, which alters interaction laws and addresses runaway effects.
Contribution
It introduces a bimetric framework that includes negative mass in General Relativity, providing new interaction laws and resolving previous issues with runaway effects.
Findings
Removes runaway effects in negative mass models
Proposes new interaction laws between positive and negative masses
Strengthens alternative VLS interpretations
Abstract
We show, through Newtonian approximation, that shifting to a bimetric model of the Universe based on a suitable system of coupled field equations, removes the preposterous runaway effect and gives different interaction laws, between positive and negative masses, that bring new insights into the alternative VLS interpretations previously proposed by several authors, and strengthening their assumptions.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Relativity and Gravitational Theory · Solar and Space Plasma Dynamics
