Abstract:We prove that a spherically symmetric solution of the field equations of the metric nonsymmetric theory of gravitation developed previously is necessarily static.This is the analogue of the well known Birkhoff theorem in general relativity.
“…The metric is the same one considered in [1], with the components g 00 , g 11 and g [01] depending on r and t, g 00 = γ(r,t) = e ν(r,t) , g 11 = −α(r,t) = −e µ(r,t) ,…”
Section: Spherically Symmetric Vacuum Solution: the Static Theoremmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently [1] we have shown that the solution of the field equations of a metric nonsymmetric theory of gravitation [2-I,II] outside a spherically symmetric time-dependent matter distribution is necessarily static. This is the analogue of the theorem of Birkhoff of general relativity (GR).…”
We prove that a spherically symmetric exterior solution of the field equations of a metric nonsymmetric theory of gravitation coupled with the electromagnetic field is necessarily static.
“…The metric is the same one considered in [1], with the components g 00 , g 11 and g [01] depending on r and t, g 00 = γ(r,t) = e ν(r,t) , g 11 = −α(r,t) = −e µ(r,t) ,…”
Section: Spherically Symmetric Vacuum Solution: the Static Theoremmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently [1] we have shown that the solution of the field equations of a metric nonsymmetric theory of gravitation [2-I,II] outside a spherically symmetric time-dependent matter distribution is necessarily static. This is the analogue of the theorem of Birkhoff of general relativity (GR).…”
We prove that a spherically symmetric exterior solution of the field equations of a metric nonsymmetric theory of gravitation coupled with the electromagnetic field is necessarily static.
“…Next in [3] the conservation laws associated to the theory were studied. In [4] we have proved the analogue of the GR static theorem, that is, that the field outside of a time-dependent spherically symmetric source is necessarily static. More recently [5] a post-Newtonian approximation of the theory was developed with the purpose of application to pulsar binary star systems.…”
This paper deals with the emission of gravitational radiation in the context of a previously studied metric nonsymmetric theory of gravitation. The part coming from the symmetric part of the metric coincides with the mass quadrupole moment result of general relativity. The one associated to the antisymmetric part of the metric involves the dipole moment of the fermionic charge of the system. The results are applied to binary star systems and the decrease of the period of the elliptical motion is calculated.
“…A viable explanation for the questions that have been raised about dark matter is to assume that gravity is not well understood. If we adopt the modied Newtonian dynamics (MOND) theory [16], this theory corrects Newton's laws for small accelerations [7] [8].…”
Modified Newtonian dynamics (MOND) is a hypothesis that proposes a modification of Newton's law of universal gravitation to account for observed properties of galaxies. This theory is an alternative to the hypothesis of dark matter in terms of explaining why galaxies do not appear to obey the currently understood laws of physics. In this work, we present a relativistic theory of gravitation for MOND.
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