Imposing a 4-Dimensional Background on General Relativity

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Dec 2002

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THEORETICAL PHYSICS: MRST 2002: A Tribute to George Leibbrandt. AIP Conference Proceedings, Volume 646, pp. 152-160 (2002).

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Fundamental Problems And General Formalism, Classical Black Holes

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It is postulated that there exists a flat background spacetime whose increments can be directly measured by an observer, and on which local curved spacetimes exist. To make this premise work it must also be postulated that large spatial distances are measured by an observer using parallax and that the solutions to the Einstein Field Equations may be distorted to have a flat background. The mathematics of deriving background metrics and doing distortions are discussed. The distortion of the Schwarzschild Solution and some of its effects are discussed, including r <= 2m being made inaccessible.

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