I am working on modifying General Relativity. The problem is how do we express space-time not as continuous but in discreet dynamic packets [or volumes]. The packets need to move to the mass, change volume and maintain a constant energy state. A whole new set of field equations is needed. A more detailed description can be given upon request. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Robert
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I am working on modifying General Relativity. The problem is how do we express space-time not as continuous but in discreet dynamic packets [or volumes]. The packets need to move to the mass, change volume and maintain a constant energy state. A whole new set of field equations is needed. A more detailed description can be given upon request. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Robert
Have you considered changing co-ordinate system - from Eulerian to Lagrangian?
Have you considered changing co-ordinate system - from Eulerian to Lagrangian?
Thanks for the help. Lagrangian does include function "F" for external forces and this helps. A bit confusing with the center of mass because the center is the mass associated with the field not the spacial coordinate. The mass in the spacial field is only expressed within the true mass at center. Hmmm? Robert