Titlebook: Inertia and Gravitation; The Fundamental Natu Herbert Pfister,Markus King Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 Grav

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The Laws of Inertia and Gravitation in Newtonian Physics,ek period, in the Hellenistic period, and in the early middle ages, there was already much activity and also progress in the natural sciences and in ‘physics’, a term introduced by Aristotle in around 335?.. However, in those days, arguments were mostly of a philosophical and qualitative character,

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,Einstein’s Field Equations, Their Special Mathematical Structure, and Some of Their Remarkable Phys, a route which is characterized by revolutionary and glorious ideas, but also (with hindsight) by distressing physical and mathematical errors and misjudgements. Then we report on the many different routes to general relativity which have been investigated up to today, and we argue that this quasi-

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Book 2015ion and the fundamental nature and structures of spacetime. Chapter 1 is devoted to an extensive, partly new analysis of the law of inertia. The underlying mathematical and geometrical structure of Newtonian spacetime is presented from a four-dimensional point of view, and some historical difficulti