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A) A heuristic derivation of general relativity B) A unified theory of electromagnetism C) A disproof of Newton's second law D) The total abandonment of Euclidean geometry
A) Position squared B) Gravitational constant divided by distance C) Velocity multiplied by time D) Inertial mass multiplied by acceleration
A) Geodesics B) Parabolic curves C) Random paths D) Hyperbolic trajectories
A) The Newton-Cartan theory B) The weak equivalence principle C) The strong gravitation principle D) The inertial law of motion
A) Force and energy B) Velocity and acceleration C) Inertial and passive-gravitational mass D) Space and time
A) The curvature of Euclidean space B) The variation of mass in a vacuum C) The indistinguishability between gravity and acceleration D) The existence of a stationary frame
A) The integration of Newtonian connections B) The universality of free fall C) The friction of external forces D) The rigidity of Euclidean space
A) It becomes curved B) It turns into four-dimensional spacetime C) It remains ordinary Euclidean geometry D) It becomes non-existent
A) Space itself is non-Euclidean B) Mass is distributed uniformly C) The Newtonian connection is not integrable D) The gravitational potential is zero
A) The speed of light B) Electrostatic forces C) Inertial mass D) Tidal effects
A) A relativistic theory of electromagnetism B) A theory of quantum mechanics C) The study of friction in classical mechanics D) A geometric formulation of Newtonian gravity
A) 1916 B) 1905 C) 1922 D) 1915
A) Henri Poincaré B) Albert Einstein C) John Archibald Wheeler D) Isaac Newton
A) Second-order partial differential equations B) First-order algebraic equations C) Third-order ordinary differential equations D) Linear integral equations
A) The curvature of spacetime B) The existence of black holes C) Lack of experimental data D) Reconciliation with quantum physics
A) The Prussian Academy B) LIGO C) The Hubble Institute D) NASA
A) Marcel Grossmann B) Georges Lemaître C) Karl Schwarzschild D) Alexander Friedmann
A) The Schwarzschild metric B) The cosmological constant C) The theory of general relativity D) The rejection of quantum mechanics
A) Venus B) Mars C) Mercury D) Jupiter
A) Marcel Grossmann B) Karl Schwarzschild C) Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar D) Henri Poincaré
A) Regions of infinite density and zero time B) The centers of expanding galaxies C) Formations made of pure radiation D) The end-state for massive stars
A) 1905 B) 1913 C) 1919 D) 1907
A) Gravitational lensing B) Electrically charged black holes C) The expansion of the universe D) Rotating stellar masses |