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Volume 15: Pages 387-392, 2002
Is Radiation of Negative Energy Possible?
F. X. Vacanti 1, J. Chauveheid 2
128 Cedar Hill Road, Dover, Massachusetts 02030 U.S.A.
2P.O. Box 241‐1200, Pavas, Costa Rica
Contrary to general relativity, the Maxwell‐like theory of gravitation implies negative gravitational energy in vacuum and in gravitational waves. In order to really retrieve Newton's theory in a first approximation, general relativity should exhibit this negativeness. For this purpose, a new pseudoscalar density is derived from the usual Lagrangian of gravitation by subtraction of a divergence. In agreement with the expansion of the universe, this approach supports the “explosive” formation of galaxies and the existence of jet streams apparently emitted from black holes.
Keywords: negative gravitational energy, jet streams, “explosive” galaxy formation, expansion of the universe
Received: July 24, 2001; Published online: December 15, 2008
