Implications of the shadow effect in theories of gravitation

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Aug 1974

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Physical Review D - Particles and Fields, 3rd Series, vol. 10, Aug. 15, 1974, p. 1085-1091.

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Field Theory (Physics), Gravitation Theory, Newton Theory, Quantum Theory, Relativity, Black Holes (Astronomy), Einstein Equations, Electrodynamics, Gravitational Collapse, Point Sources, Schwarzschild Metric

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Following the idea of the theory of shadow states in quantum field theory, we construct a Newtonian theory and a Whitehead theory of gravitation with shadow gravitational potentials. As a heuristic approach, Einstein's theory of gravitation is modified by introducing the shadow effect. This is achieved by using the effective mass distribution which arises in the Newtonian theory of gravitation with shadow effect as the only nonvanishing component of the stress-energy-momentum tensor of a static point source. It is found that in the static spherically symmetric solution of Einstein's equations, with proper choice of the new dynamical parameter, there is no surface of infinite red shift and the formation of a black hole can be avoided, leaving a naked singularity at the origin.

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