Einstein's Field Equation and Energy

Einstein's Field Equation and Energy

ISSN: 2277-3754 ISO 9001:2008 Certified International Journal of Engineering and Innovative Technology (IJEIT) Volume 4, Issue 1, July 2014 Einstein's Field Equation and Energy Dipo Mahto, Md Shams Nadeem, Murlidhar Prasad Singh, Krishna Murari Singh & Ashok Prasad Yadav Department of Physics, Marwari College, Bhagalpur T. M. B. U. Bhagalpur. India University Department of Physics, T. M. B. University, Bhagalpur, India. works regarding the fact that the mass-energy equivalence Abstract—This review article discusses the conditional and relation E=mc2, is conditional valid, but not unconditionally. unconditional validity of the well known mass-energy equivalence 2 relation E=mc as proposed by Albert Einstein with some II. EINSTEIN FIELD EQUATION AND ENERGY experimental and theoretical evidences in support. The Einstein field equations (EFE) or Einstein - Hilbert Keywords: Energy, Einstein field equations, conditional equations are a set of 10 equations in Albert Einstein's general validity. theory of relativity which describe the fundamental interaction of gravitation as a result of space time being I. INTRODUCTION curved by matter and energy [8]. Einstein recognized that the Before the discovery of special theory of relativity as equivalence of inertial and gravitational mass, so called proposed by Albert Einstein in 1905, the mass and energy of equivalence principle, is the key for the solution of this any bodies were independent things and there were no any problem posed in the case of gravitation. The reformulated correlation between these two quantities. In 1905, the greatest theory of gravitation is famous for general theory of relativity. scientist Albert Einstein proposed a revolutionary idea of According to Einstein theory of gravitation, the distribution of mass-energy equivalence relation [1] (E=mc2) on the basis of matter changes the Euclidean structure of Minkowski space variation of mass with velocity correlating with the total time[7]. The Reissner-Nordstrom metric for a charge particle energy of the system. At that time, the new ideas like variation is as follows [9]: of mass with velocity and mass-energy equivalence relation ds2 Adt 2 A 1 dr 2 r 2( d 2 sin 2 d 2 ) …….(1) became very popular among the scientists and it gave a large 2MQ2 number of applications on the basis of these ideas. In 1905, with A 1 ……………………………(2) Einstein proved that the electromagnetic energy is equivalent rr2 to mass by showing the photons can be converted into mass where M, Q and r be the mass, charge and radial distance [2]. However, Ohanian pointed out that Einstein’s proof is respectively in terms of the Euclidean-like structure from the incomplete because Einstein had proved the mass-energy particle centre. equivalence relation (E = mc2) for the simple special case of With the normalization fixed by comparison with the slow-moving bodies and he blithely extrapolated this to Newtonian limit, we can present Einstein’s field equations for fast-moving bodies [3]. In 1911, Ohanian claimed that Max general relativity [8]. von Laue has given the first general proof of E = mc2, because it is valid for slow-moving and fast-moving bodies [3]. The 1 2 correctness of Einstein's derivation of E = mc was criticized R Rg 8 GT ……………………………..(3) by Max Planck (1907), who argued that it is only valid to first 2 approximation. Another criticism was formulated by Herbert The above equation tells that how the curvature of space-time Ives (1952) and Max Jammer (1961), asserting that Einstein's reacts to the presence of energy-momentum. Einstein thought derivation is based on begging the question [4]. On the other that the left-hand side was nice and geometrical, while the hand, John Stachel and Roberto Torretti (1982) argued that right-hand side was somewhat less compelling. Einstein field Ives' criticism was wrong, and that Einstein's derivation was Equation is the most fundamental equation of general correct [5]. Hans Ohanian (2008) agreed with relativity. The equation (3) is regarded as a generalization of Stachel/Torretti's criticism of Ives, though he argued that Poisson’s equation for the Newtonian gravitational potential Einstein's derivation was wrong for other reasons [6].Thus, given by 2 the famous formula E = mc2 is actually only conditionally 4 G ………………………………………..(4) valid for some cases. In 2012, C. Y. Lo had discussed the In Newtonian gravity, the rest mass generates gravitational conditional/un-conditional validity of the mass-energy effects. From special theory of relativity, however, we have 2 equivalence relation E=mc , by giving a number of theoretical learned that the rest mass is just one form of energy, and that and experimental evidences in this support as proposed by the mass and energy are equivalent. Therefore, we should different physicist [7]. In this article, we present the review expect that in the general theory of relativity, all sources of both energy and momentum contribute to generating space-time curvature. This means that in the general theory of 104 ISSN: 2277-3754 ISO 9001:2008 Certified International Journal of Engineering and Innovative Technology (IJEIT) Volume 4, Issue 1, July 2014 conservation of mechanical and thermal energies were relativity, the energy-momentum tensor T is the source for merged into one. The conservation principle for both the mass space-time curvature in the same sense that the mass density ρ and energy may be extended in chemical and electromagnetic is the source for the potential [10] and it expresses how the processes and found that in our physical system, the sum of presence of energy (mass) source curves space time. total energies remain constant through all the change. Mass of In the presence of cosmological constant , Einstein field any body is defined as the resistance that a body opposes to its equation is given by acceleration (inertial mass). According to this, any interaction would not change the total mass of body; however, special 1 theory of relativity suggests that the rest energy E0 of a R Rg g 0 ………………………….(5) 2 2 particle is m0c , where m0 is the rest mass of the particle. For a Einstein’s original motivation for introducing the particle moving with velocity v, the energy of the particle is cosmological constant was that it became clear that there given by [1] 2 were no solutions to his equations representing a static E mc ………………………………………..(7) cosmology with non-zero matter content. Differentiating, we have dE dm. c2 ……………………………………...(8) III. NEW GRAVITATIONAL FIELD EQUATIONS Tian Ma and Shouhong Wang (2014) discovered new And the variation of mass with velocity is given by gravitational field equations [11] with scalar potential under m the postulate that the energy momentum tensor T needs not to 0 ij m 1 …………………………………(9) be divergence-free due to the presence of dark energy and v2 2 dark matter as given by 1 2 18G c Rij gijR T ij D i D j ……………………(6) 1 4 2 c 22 m m(1 v / c ) 2 …………………………...(10) This equation is still obeying the three basic principles of 0 n the general theory of relativity: the principle of equivalence, For higher value of the velocity (v), eq (10) can be written as the principle of general relativity and the principle of 1 m m(1 v22 / c ) ……………………………(11) Lagrangian dynamics. The first two principles tell us that the 0 2 spatial and temporal world is a 4-dimensional Riemannian Differentiating with respect to v, we have manifold (M; gij ), where the metric represents 2 dm 2/ m0 vdv c ……………………………..(12) gravitational potential, and the third principle determines that Putting the above equation in eqn(8) and solving, we have the Riemannian metric gij is an extremum point of the dE/ dv m0 v …………………………………..(13) Lagrangian action, which is the Einstein-Hilbert functional. The above equation shows that the change in energy of a body This suggests us two important postulates for deriving the with respect to v increases with increasing the velocity and new gravitational field equations: The energy-momentum due to increase in velocity, the mass will increase. This tensor of matter need not to be divergence-free due to the justifies the mass-energy equivalence relation. presence of dark energy and dark matter and the field equation Eqn(13) can be written as obeys the Euler-Lagrange equation of the Einstein-Hilbert dE m vdv …………………………………..(14) functional under the natural divergence-free constraint. 0 Integrating with proper limit, we have IV. CONDITIONAL VALIDITY OF EQUIVALENCE c dE m vdv ……………………………(15) MASS-ENERGY RELATION 0 According to the Newtonian mechanics, the principle of 0 conservation of the mass and energy are independent of each Solving, we have other and both have separate laws. In 1905, Albert Einstein 1 E m c2 …………………………………..(16) proved that the mass and energy are the manifestation of the 2 0 same things by his famous mass-energy equivalence relation 2 But we know that (E=mc ). We know that the mechanical energy is the sum of 2 its potential energy and kinetic energy. This sum of both E mc ………………………………………(17) energies remains constant. When friction is involved, heat Equating (16) & (17) and solving, we have energy is accounted for. Because for any given amount of heat mm0 2 ……………………………………..(18) produced by friction, an exact proportional amount of energy This means that the mass of body becomes half of the rest has to be expanded, we obtain the principle of the equivalence mass, when it acquires the velocity of light. This contradicts of work and heat ( WQ ). Thus the principles of the eqn (9) and hence eqn (7). 105 ISSN: 2277-3754 ISO 9001:2008 Certified International Journal of Engineering and Innovative Technology (IJEIT) Volume 4, Issue 1, July 2014 Experimentally, the conversion of m to ΔE =Δmc2 does occur of dark energy and dark matter.

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