Just don't mix them together...
Darn, they beat me to it.
Thanks for this. My daughter, an undergraduate astrophysics major, will be interested in this...I will send it on. I am not smart enough to understand this stuff... I’m a biology guy.
Is it possible that gravity is not what we have thought it was?
Or more likely, that there is more to it ?
Ya heard it here first: gravity is as about strong as the electromagnetic force, but it is counter by a nearly as strong repulsive force from dark energy.
/seriously, been playing with the math
Ya heard it here first: gravity is as about strong as the electromagnetic force, but it is counter by a nearly as strong repulsive force from dark energy.
/seriously, been playing with the math
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Just don't mix them together...
the addition of a second-order covariant derivative of a scalar potential field, 
For those who allatime go off their nut about Liberal Arts, this particular mathematics department is part of the Indiana University College of Arts and Sciences ~ their core majors in that college are: http://college.indiana.edu/programs/ ~ interesting that the top end Chinese mathematicians are edging out into cosmology
The scalar potential field is kind of revolutionary, as it seems to assert what I'll term a pre-actual physical reality. Maybe what John Bell described as “information.”
This Ma and Wang theory (sounds so very wrong in Amelican Engrish) may want for a “neutral” as well as the “positive/negative” manifestations. Not only for dark matter. For, as we know, in quantum mechanics the results of key experiments differ when the fact of observation is introduced. Vide Schrodinger’s Cat.
Well, sure .. if you throw in a second-order covariant and crosscircuit-to-B then anything is possible!
The difference between classical physicists and contemporary physiciasts is that contemporary physicists actually *DO* believe in the Easter Bunny.