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I use equations from math side and then substitute with Christoffel2 but do not know right hand side F*e

  1. is right hand side = 0 is right? if not, what is F*e? and how to assume some cases?
  2. use dsolve getting a complicated solution, How to analyze and understand the solution?

    ***** Schwarzchild metric ******** with(tensor): coord := [t, r, theta, Phi]:

    g_compts:=array(symmetric,sparse,1..4,1..4):

    g_compts[1,1]:=1 - 2*G*M/(r*c^2): g_compts[2,2]:=-(1 - 2*G*M/(r*c^2))^(-1): g_compts[3,3]:=-r^2: g_compts[4,4]:=-(r^2)*sin(theta)^2:

    g1 := create([-1,-1], eval(g_compts)): g1_inv := invert( g1, 'detg' ):

    D1g := d1metric( g1, coord ):

    Cf1_1 := Christoffel1(D1g): Cf2_1 := Christoffel2(g1_inv, Cf1_1): displayGR(Christoffel2,Cf2_1):


    template := expand((t1+t2+t3+t4)^2);

    • Diff(f1(t), t)^2
    • 2*Diff(f1(t), t)*Diff(f2(t), t)
    • 2*Diff(f1(t), t)*Diff(f3(t), t)
    • 2*Diff(f1(t), t)*Diff(f4(t), t)

    • Diff(f2(t), t$2)

    • 2*Diff(f2(t), t)*Diff(f3(t), t)
    • 2*Diff(f2(t), t)*Diff(f4(t), t)

    • Diff(f3(t), t$2)

    • 2*Diff(f3(t), t)*Diff(f4(t), t)

    • Diff(f4(t), t)^2;


    ex1 := { Diff(f1(t), t$2)

    • 2*(-G*M/(r*(-r*c^2+2*G*M)))*Diff(f(t), t1)*Diff(f2(t), t) = 0,

    Diff(f2(t), t$2)

    • (-(-r*c^2+2*G*M)*G*M/(r^3*c^4))*Diff(f1(t), t)^2
    • (G*M/(r*(-r*c^2+2*G*M)))*Diff(f2(t), t$2)
    • ((-r*c^2+2*G*M)/c^2)*Diff(f3(t), t$2)
    • ((-r*c^2+2*G*M)*sin(theta)^2/c^2)*Diff(f4(t), t)^2 = 0,

    Diff(f3(t), t$2)

    • (-sin(theta)*cos(theta))*Diff(f4(t), t)^2 = 0,

    Diff(f3(t), t$2)

    • 2*(1/r)*Diff(f2(t), t)*Diff(f4(t), t)
    • 2*(cos(theta)/sin(theta))*Diff(f3(t), t)*Diff(f4(t), t) = 0

    };

    dsolve(ex1, {f1(t),f2(t),f3(t),f4(t)});


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The way you ask is not acceptable. Please read FAQ on how to ask. I vote to close. – Wadim Zudilin Jan 9 2011 at 3:20
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It's not clear what your question is. My first take is you're asking about basic mechanics in the Schwartzchild metric. Many basic GR textbooks cover this, like Misner, Thorne and Wheeler. But your question isn't clear and your pseudo-code is out of place on this forum. I've flagged your question to be closed as it seems both off-topic and inappropriately written for this forum. – Ryan Budney Jan 9 2011 at 3:21

closed as off topic by Ryan Budney, Wadim Zudilin, Deane Yang, José Figueroa-O'Farrill, Scott Morrison Jan 11 2011 at 21:50

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