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most citedOn the origin of the notion of GW et cetera

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physics.gen-ph20052 cited

On the displacements of Einsteinian fields et cetera

A. Loinger

I give here: i) a very simple proof that the physical non-existence of gravitational waves (GW's) is quite consistent with the basic principles of general relativity (GR); ii) a ne…

physics.gen-ph20052 cited

On Serini's relativistic theorem

A. Loinger

I expound here in a more detailed way a proof of an important Serini's theorem, which I have already sketched in a previous Note. Two related questions are briefly discussed.

physics.gen-ph20055 cited

On Friedmann's universes

A. Loinger

There is a perfect concordance between Friedmann's cosmological models and the correspondent (purely gravitational interactions and negligible pressure) Newtonian models. This rend…

physics.gen-ph20055 cited

No GW is emitted by B PSR1913+16

A. Loinger

In the exact (non-linear) formulation of general relativity (GR) no motion of bodies can give origin to gravitational waves (GW's) - as it has been proved. Accordingly, the measure…

physics.gen-ph20041 cited

An immediate proof of the non-existence of GW's

A. Loinger

In general relativity (GR) no observer is physically privileged. As a strict consequence, it can be shown that the physical generation of gravitational waves (GW's) is quite imposs…

physics.gen-ph20047 cited

On the origin of the notion of GW et cetera

A. Loinger

The notion of gravitational wave (GW) came forth originally as a by-product of the linear approximation of general relativity (GR). Now, it can be proved that this approximation is…