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May a wave field equation be inferred from the Schwarzschild metric?

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May a wave field equation be inferred from the Schwarzschild metric?

« on: 29/01/2017 03:42:19 »

The Schwarzschild metric may be abbreviated.
Can the Schwarzschild metric also be transformed to a distribution equation?
If so a wave field equation may be inferred.

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Re: May a wave field equation be inferred from the Schwarzschild metric?

« Reply #1 on: 01/05/2017 01:16:56 »

Schwarzschild solutions are based on a wave equation, specifically the Laplace (aka. Helmholtz) equation.

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