2009
DOI: 10.1007/s10948-009-0583-5
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Superfluid Mass-Energy Densities of Nonlocal Particle and Gravitational Field

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“…Our main goal was to reinforce spatial flatness for real, non-point matter in a line of the original Entwurf geometrization of fields, rather than to discuss other consequences of the selfcontained SR-GR metric scheme [2,16]. In order to achieve this main goal, we derived quantitative geodesic predictions for Mercury's perihelion precession, Mercury's radar echo delay, and the gravitational light deflection by the Sun in strictly flat three-space without references on the 1915 GR equations at all.…”
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“…Our main goal was to reinforce spatial flatness for real, non-point matter in a line of the original Entwurf geometrization of fields, rather than to discuss other consequences of the selfcontained SR-GR metric scheme [2,16]. In order to achieve this main goal, we derived quantitative geodesic predictions for Mercury's perihelion precession, Mercury's radar echo delay, and the gravitational light deflection by the Sun in strictly flat three-space without references on the 1915 GR equations at all.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Record measurements of flat material space beyond the present limit 10 might not be required for confirmation of the residual EM nature of elementary masses under their Einsteintype geometrization. Once chiral symmetry for hadrons was violated at , then this mass-forming symmetry was equally violated in the entire nonlocal structure of the superfluid astroparticle [2] or in its infinite material space. Non-empty Euclidean 3-space does match curved 4D space-time in metric gravitation.…”
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“…Being independent from probabilities, the classical theory of continuous fields needs the nonempty space paradigm in order to describe satisfactorily distributed elementary mass of an extended particle. This paradigm reveals the physical meaning of the scalar Ricci curvature in terms of mass densities of a distributed carrier of continuous mechanical inertia and gravitational field [1,2]. Continuous densities of electron's mass and charge can indeed comply with equations of the classical field theory.…”
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