Keywords
ontological perspectives.
Einstein, gravitation, champs equation, tensorial calculus, Riemann geometry, and ontological perspectives. Einstein, gravitação, equações do campo, cálculo tensorial, geometria de Riemann, significado ontológico.
significado ontológico.
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Abstract
The Einstein,s gravitation is defined by the tensorial calculus, and Riemann geometry. But I purpose on this article a new philosophical lecture to the gravitation, s equation from ontology to phenomenology of the champs theory.
With the General theory of relativity we know a new position to the gravitation today. That is very different from the classic gravitation theory of Newton according to the space and time effect.
There is the formal analogy between special relativistic calculations in arbitrary coordinate systems, and those in metric theories of gravitation. Properly, we shall specify the Gravitational field equations of General Relativity.
M;eanwhile, on this article, I explain the relationship between the Newton gravity theory the classical indication, and the very important role to the Riemann geometry, and your mathematical proportionality to describe the General relativistic theory from Einstein with your philosophical implications.
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