It really has not much to do with GR, but in the moment I saw the video, I knew I had to post it.
A blog about spacetime -written by an engineer- and the impossible task of building something capable of warping it.
Thursday, April 28, 2016
Sunday, April 24, 2016
Schwarzschild metric (II)
Are you ready?
We were supposed to end up with the demonstration, but it actually is pretty damn long, so in this post I'm going to just obtain the equations as functions of A, B, C and D. And I'll let the final steps of the demonstration for the next post. So two points already pendant:
We were supposed to end up with the demonstration, but it actually is pretty damn long, so in this post I'm going to just obtain the equations as functions of A, B, C and D. And I'll let the final steps of the demonstration for the next post. So two points already pendant:
- Why metric tensor has only diagonal components? That is, why there are no cross-terms?
- Applying $g_{\mu\nu}$ into the $R_{\mu\nu}$ equation.
Friday, April 22, 2016
New look!
I'm finishing Schwarzschild post II: the Schwarzs strikes back. For the moment, as you can see, several look changes have been made to the blog. For the sake of clarity.
Maybe I add several changes more in the future. Maybe the font is a little bit small...
Edit: It turns out Mathjax doesn't work well with my android phone... Working on it! :)
Edit2 (05/16/16): It turns out I'm a moron and I didn't activate the custom layout in mobile needed for Mathjax to perform its magic. Several issues regarding line breaking in formulae still remain, so I suggest to use your mobile in landscape mode to fully enjoy the math for now :)
Maybe I add several changes more in the future. Maybe the font is a little bit small...
Edit: It turns out Mathjax doesn't work well with my android phone... Working on it! :)
Edit2 (05/16/16): It turns out I'm a moron and I didn't activate the custom layout in mobile needed for Mathjax to perform its magic. Several issues regarding line breaking in formulae still remain, so I suggest to use your mobile in landscape mode to fully enjoy the math for now :)
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