The energy determined in general relativity on the basis of the traditional Hamiltonian approach does not have physical meaning (Q794286)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3859912
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3859912 |
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The energy determined in general relativity on the basis of the traditional Hamiltonian approach does not have physical meaning (English)
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1983
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The paper contains the critical analysis of Faddeev's paper reviewed above. The energy of a system as obtained in general relativity from the traditional Hamiltonian approach is shown to be dependent on the choice of space-coordinate system. As a result it may take any arbitrary value. It means that such an approach leads to physically meaningless results. The authors declare that in the theory of Einstein a solution of the energy problem is not possible.
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energy of a system
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Hamiltonian approach
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