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| From | The Starmaker <starmaker@ix.netcom.com> |
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| Subject | Re: Part II: How Einstein cooked the paper that made him famous worldwide |
| Date | Fri, 16 Jun 2023 20:43:13 -0700 |
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JanPB wrote: > > On Friday, June 16, 2023 at 2:34:55 PM UTC-7, Richard Hertz wrote: > > On Tuesday, November 30, 2021 at 8:24:38 PM UTC-3, Richard Hertz wrote: > > > This OP addresses how Einstein cooked the GR equation for vacuum, which > > > allowed him to reach to a desired form of his equation 11: > > > > > > (11) (dx/dφ)² = 2A/B² + α/B² x −x² + αx³ > > > > > > at which he introduces his fix with the cubic term, being α the Schwarzschild radius. A is the energy of the system and B is the angular moment, both being > > > constants because they are conserved values in orbital dynamics of planets. > > > > > > The previous equation before replacing x = 1/r didn't appear in the paper, but is > > > > > > (1/r² dr/dφ)² = 2A/B² + (2GMm²/L²) 1/r - 1/r² + (2MG/c²) 1/r³ > > > > > > where I reintroduced the physical values of G, M, c and m for clarity. I'll > > > continue with geometrical units (all of them made equal to 1). > > > > > > This equation is derived from the general newtonian expression for orbital > > > dynamics in polar coordinates, around the equator of the Sun (Planetary > > > Motion part on his paper): > > > > > > (Equations 8, 8a) 1/2 u² + ɸ = A ; u² = dr²/ds² + r² (dφ/ds)² ; r² dφ/ds = B > > > > > > Cheat 1: Even when he resigned to analyze the motion u(Ï„) of Mercury by > > > only accounting time in period T units, he didn't get rid of Ï„ , as he uses s= cÏ„. > > > > > > Cheat 2: He resigned the entire concept of relativity by assuming Ï„ = t, > > > what will give his equations the value of absolute time and absolute space > > > as the system being centered on (0,0,0) xyz coordinates and measured > > > from Earth, in order to match data from observational astronomy of that > > > epoch, without considering the speed of light and the delays. > > > > > > In equation 8a, he introduces the gravitational potential as ɸ = - α/2r, > > > which is used to disguise the fact that α = 2MG/c² (Schwarzschild radius) > > > has been introduced in the beginning, hence the 1/2 factor. > > > > > > Then, the equation for orbital dynamics is PURELY newtonian. > > > > > > As r² (dφ/ds)² = B²/r², then the equation 1/2 u² + ɸ = A can be written as: > > > > > > u(Ï„)² = 2A - 2ɸ > > > > > > Cheat 3: He knows that the above equation is pure newtonian and is not > > > bringing him anywhere. So he cheats by modifying his Eq. 8 and ɸ by: > > > > > > (Eq. 7c) ɸ = - α/2r (1 + B²/r²), so he can get the four terms of the polynomial. > > > > > > u(Ï„)² = 2A - α/r - αB²/r³ , what allows > > > > > > dr²/ds² + r² (dφ/ds)² = 2A - α/r - αB²/r³ OR (remember r² (dφ/ds)) > > > > > > dr²/ds² + r² (dφ/ds)² = 2A - α/r - αB²/r³ - B² (dφ/ds) > > > > > > As s = Ï„ (c = 1), he needs to get rid of time Ï„. > > > In parallel, and going back to coordinates xâ‚, xâ‚‚, x₃, xâ‚„, he manages to get > > > > > > (Eq. 9) dxâ‚„/ds = 1 + α/r > > > > > > Einstein manages to reach Equation 7b, using 6c, 8, 9 and 10: > > > > > > d²xᵤ/ds² = -αxᵤ/r³ (1 - 2A + 3 B²/r²) > > > > > > Cheat 4: In the solution of this differential equation he find the term > > > s√[(1 - 2A) and determine that is equal to s (probably because A << 1), > > > but still a cheat because is mixing time with THE ENERGY of the system. > > > > > > Now, with the advantage of not having all the equations numbered, and > > > confusingly numbering without a sequential order, he performs a QUANTUM LEAP > > > from Equation 7c to the desired Equation 11, by replacing r with 1/x: > > > > > > And proudly claims: > > > > > > "One eliminates ds from this equation with the help of (10), and so > > > obtains, in which one designates by x the magnitude 1/r: > > > > > > (11) (dx/dφ)² = 2A/B² + α/B² x −x² + αx³ > > > > > > which equation distinguishes itself from the corresponding Newtonian theory only through the last member on the right side." > > > > > > As I have demonstrated in two previous thread with similar topic, the > > > solution of this first order differential equation and his calculation for > > > one orbit of Mercury, only renders a differential excess from 2Ï€: > > > > > > ε = 1.6734E-07 rad/ orbit (0.03435 arcsec/ orbit), which gives only > > > 14.33†of arc/century (1/3 of the alleged 43â€). > > > > > > But, still, this paper was celebrated by him as a triumph of HIS general > > > theory of relativity. The deflection of light by 1.75", briefly mentioned in > > > the paper, was "verified" by Eddington's expedition 3 years later. > > > > > > But this paper, on Nov.18, 1915 is what made him worldwide famous. > > > > > > NEVER, even 10 years after, did Einstein show the calculations that gave > > > the 1.75" of star light deflection when passing by Sun's surface. > > > > > > Even when KNOWN ASTRONOMERS in the world reclaimed for the > > > theoretical calculations, not a single one received a copy. > > > > > > Only the Einstein's ass kissers, in the years to come (and even today), > > > would RECREATE THE CALCULATIONS but using the MODIFIED Schwarzschild metric, the one that Hilbert derived in 1917. > > > > > > Had ANYONE used the original 1916 Schwarzschild metric, WOULD NOT > > > have get the 1.75" because the theory that Einstein and Schwarzschild > > > was INCORRECT, as they didn't used the latest Hilbert's equations, which > > > would be available for Einstein 1 WEEK after that day Nov. 18, 1915. > > > > > > Schwarzschild is not to blame here. Hilbert, one year after his death, > > > HONORED Schwarzschild by naming the correct metric after him. > > > > > > The same metric that everyone uses for ANYTHING today (GPS, Mercury, > > > black holes, whatever). > > > > > > This is the conclusion: Einstein committed fraud on this paper through > > > and through, in the GR part and in the basic calculus part to solve (11). > > I've read again the OP in this thread, and I find the explanations of the fraud (to plagiarize Gerber final formula) just brilliant. > > > > But negationism and out casting of detractors are the most important weapons that relativists have. > > > > Even Schwarzschild slapped Einstein on the subject of Mercury, in the paper where he developed HIS general solution for the challenge. > > Idiocies, as always. > > -- > Jan maybe he should get a different hobby???? this hobby is too relaxing and pleasurable outside of his regular occupation...he should try...serial killing! -- The Starmaker -- To question the unquestionable, ask the unaskable, to think the unthinkable, mention the unmentionable, say the unsayable, and challenge the unchallengeable.
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Re: Part II: How Einstein cooked the paper that made him famous worldwide Richard Hertz <hertz778@gmail.com> - 2023-06-16 14:34 -0700
Re: Part II: How Einstein cooked the paper that made him famous worldwide JanPB <filmart@gmail.com> - 2023-06-16 15:39 -0700
Re: Part II: How Einstein cooked the paper that made him famous worldwide The Starmaker <starmaker@ix.netcom.com> - 2023-06-16 20:43 -0700
Re: Part II: How Einstein cooked the paper that made him famous worldwide Demetrios Laar <emmo@ratrileo.tt> - 2023-06-17 14:20 +0000
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