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We know that the energy density of the electric field is:
[tex]\frac{1}{2}[/tex]*[tex]\epsilon[/tex]*E2
then, can we infer that the energy density of the gravitational field is:
1/(8[tex]\pi[/tex]G)*g2? Here, g is the gravitational field intensity
[tex]\frac{1}{2}[/tex]*[tex]\epsilon[/tex]*E2
then, can we infer that the energy density of the gravitational field is:
1/(8[tex]\pi[/tex]G)*g2? Here, g is the gravitational field intensity
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