The Intrinsic Derivation of the Gravitational Constant G

W. Walden¹ and T. G.M. Gerlitz^1,

¹Department of Mathematics, Technological University of Panama, Panama, Republic of Panama

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W. Walden and T. G.M. Gerlitz. The Intrinsic Derivation of the Gravitational Constant G. International Journal of Physics. 2022; 10(5):252-261. doi: 10.12691/ijp-10-5-2

Abstract

A mathematical investigation to derive the gravitational constant reveals new data. The concept is based on symmetry and CTP-operation together with a treatment related to the two light-speeds in the vacuum. With respect to a validity in space, an antispace incorporating matter, anti-matter and anything between this the study presents an intrinsic derivation based on natural constants alone. It does not disregard former achievements as the results strongly agree with others presented elsewhere. The advantage is the curious appearing numer for G can be demonstrated embedded in the theories touching gravity treatment in good conformance. An extension for application to already established space theories is discussed, which can then provide a basis for the Grand Unified Theories.

Keywords:
special relativity classical field theory gravitation

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