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wil
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The Schwarzschild Metric has a form:
##ds^2 = Kdt^2 - 1/K dr^2 - r^2dO^2##
where: K = 1 - a/r;
There is a time scaled by K, but a space radially by 1/K.
This is a typical time dilation and a space contraction, which is known from SR,
but the Schwarzschild metrics is spherically symmetric, and in second case a space is axially symmetric only - contraction is along x axis, not radially.
Thus shouldn't be the metrics in SR, for Minkowski space, similar to the Schwarzschild metrics?
##K = 1 - v^2/c^2##
and the metrics for the moving frame should be:
##ds^2 = K dt^2 - 1/K\cdot dx^2 - dy^2 - dz^2##
Is this correct - legal, and why not?
##ds^2 = Kdt^2 - 1/K dr^2 - r^2dO^2##
where: K = 1 - a/r;
There is a time scaled by K, but a space radially by 1/K.
This is a typical time dilation and a space contraction, which is known from SR,
but the Schwarzschild metrics is spherically symmetric, and in second case a space is axially symmetric only - contraction is along x axis, not radially.
Thus shouldn't be the metrics in SR, for Minkowski space, similar to the Schwarzschild metrics?
##K = 1 - v^2/c^2##
and the metrics for the moving frame should be:
##ds^2 = K dt^2 - 1/K\cdot dx^2 - dy^2 - dz^2##
Is this correct - legal, and why not?