Feed: Dr. Myron Evans
Posted on: Thursday, August 11, 2011 3:57 AM
Author: metric345
Subject: 192(5): Comparison of Solar System and Whirlpool Galaxy m(r) Functions
| These are given in this table, and are similar functions, suggesting that the dynamics of the solar system and whirlpool galaxy have an underlying cause, i.e. a new cosmology based on ECE theory. The next note will develop this theme in terms of
m(r) = 2 – exp(2exp(- r / R)) obtained from the correct torsional geometry with a single antisymmetric connection. Various analytical curves can be used to produce their own m(r) functions in spherical spacetime. In UFT 108 the binary pulsar was considered, a precessing ellipse spiralling inwards. This also has its own m(r) function and is a precessing ellipse with alpha getting smaller, where 2 alpha is the latus rectum, a characteristic of the ellipse. Ray Delaforce and Horst Eckardt could graph this function. It is, for a fixed eccentricity epsilon: r = alpha(r) / (1 + epsilon cos(x theta)) where alpha decreases with r. For example alpha = alpha sub 0 exp ( – r / R0) where R0 is a characteristic radial length. This ought to be a precessing ellipse spiralling inwards and that can be checked graphically. Its m(r) function can then be found.
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