94 research outputs found
On the Thermodynamics of Simple Non-Isentropic Perfect Fluids in General Relativity
We examine the consistency of the thermodynamics of irrotational and
non-isentropic perfect fluids complying with matter conservation by looking at
the integrability conditions of the Gibbs-Duhem relation. We show that the
latter is always integrable for fluids of the following types: (a) static, (b)
isentropic (admits a barotropic equation of state), (c) the source of a
spacetime for which , where is the dimension of the orbit of the
isometry group. This consistency scheme is tested also in two large classes of
known exact solutions for which , in general: perfect fluid Szekeres
solutions (classes I and II). In none of these cases, the Gibbs-Duhem relation
is integrable, in general, though specific particular cases of Szekeres class
II (all complying with ) are identified for which the integrability of
this relation can be achieved. We show that Szekeres class I solutions satisfy
the integrability conditions only in two trivial cases, namely the spherically
symmetric limiting case and the Friedman-Roberson-Walker (FRW) cosmology.
Explicit forms of the state variables and equations of state linking them are
given explicitly and discussed in relation to the FRW limits of the solutions.
We show that fixing free parameters in these solutions by a formal
identification with FRW parameters leads, in all cases examined, to unphysical
temperature evolution laws, quite unrelated to those of their FRW limiting
cosmologies.Comment: 29 pages, Plain.Te
A linear theory of gravitation
Deser and Laurent found recently a linear, nonlocal theory of gravitation which satisfies the experimental tests of general relativity. Their theory leads to a tensor field for the static point particle, identical to the linearized Sehwarzschild solution, namely: [fórmula]. In this paper we present an alternative theory which we think simpler and more transparent than D. L.'s theory, and, further, it leads to the same results. Both theories coincide when the energy - momentum tensor is conserved.Facultad de Ciencias Exacta
A Probe Particle in Kerr-Newman-deSitter Cosmos
We consider the force acting on a spinning charged test particle (probe
particle) with the mass m and the charge q in slow rotating the
Kerr-Newman-deSitter(KNdS) black hole with the mass M and the charge Q. We
consider the case which the spin vector of the probe particle is parallel to
the angular momentum vector of the KNdS space-time. We take account of the
gravitational spin-spin interaction under the slow rotating limit of the KNdS
space-time. When Q=M and q=m, we show that the force balance holds including
the spin-spin interaction and the motion is approximately same as that of a
particle in the deSitter space-time. This force cancellation suggests the
possibility of the existence of an exact solution of spinning multi-KNdS black
hole.Comment: 7 pages, Classical and Quantum Gravity accepte
Stringy Probe Particle and Force Balance
We directly derive the classical equation of motion, which governs the centre
of mass of a test string, from the string action. In a certain case, the
equation is basically same as one derived by Papapetrou, Dixon and Wald for a
test extended body. We also discuss the force balance using a stringy probe
particle for an exact spinning multi-soliton solution of
Einstein-Maxwell-Dilaton-Axion theory. It is well known that the force balance
condition yields the saturation of the Bogomol'nyi type bound in the lowest
order. In the present formulation the gyromagnetic ratio of the stringy probe
particle is automatically determined to be which is the same value as the
background soliton. As a result we can confirm the force balance via the
gravitational spin-spin interaction.Comment: 8 pages, references added, comments added, Phys. Rev. D accepte
Gravitomagnetic Moments and Dynamics of Dirac's (spin 1/2) fermions in flat space-time Maxwellian Gravity
The gravitational effects in the relativistic quantum mechanics are
investigated in a relativistically derived version of Heaviside's speculative
Gravity (in flat space-time) named here as Maxwellian Gravity. The standard
Dirac's approach to the intrinsic spin in the fields of Maxwellian Gravity
yields the gravitomagnetic moment of a Dirac (spin 1/2) particle exactly equals
to its intrinsic spin. Violation of The Equivalence Principle (both at
classical and quantum mechanical level) in the relativistic domain has also
been reported in this work.Comment: 27 page
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