Gas Dynamic Theory of Local Quasigravity

Gas Dynamic Theory of Local Quasigravity

In the present work there was found a class of noninertial frames of reference, which satisfy Einstein "equivalency" principle more than the known noninertial frames - these are strongly swirling gaseous flows. Field intensity and potential in the mentioned frames of reference are similar...

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