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Confirming Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity With Calculus, Part 7b: Predicting Precession II – Mean Green Math
In this series, I'm discussing how ideas from calculus and precalculus (with a touch of differential equations) can predict the precession in Mercury's orbit and thus confirm Einstein's theory of general relativity. The origins of this series came from a class project that I assigned to my Differential Equations students maybe 20 years ago. We…
Confirming Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity With Calculus, Part 7c: Predicting Precession III – Mean Green Math
In this series, I'm discussing how ideas from calculus and precalculus (with a touch of differential equations) can predict the precession in Mercury's orbit and thus confirm Einstein's theory of general relativity. The origins of this series came from a class project that I assigned to my Differential Equations students maybe 20 years ago. We…
Confirming Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity With Calculus, Part 7d: Predicting Precession IV – Mean Green Math
In this series, I'm discussing how ideas from calculus and precalculus (with a touch of differential equations) can predict the precession in Mercury's orbit and thus confirm Einstein's theory of general relativity. The origins of this series came from a class project that I assigned to my Differential Equations students maybe 20 years ago. We…
Confirming Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity With Calculus, Part 7e: Computing Precession – Mean Green Math
In this series, I'm discussing how ideas from calculus and precalculus (with a touch of differential equations) can predict the precession in Mercury's orbit and thus confirm Einstein's theory of general relativity. The origins of this series came from a class project that I assigned to my Differential Equations students maybe 20 years ago. We…
Bridging the Gaps in Einstein’s Explanation of Mercury’s Perihelion Precession |
Mercury's perihelion precession refers to the gradual and predictable shift of the point at which Mercury is closest to the Sun in its elliptical orbit. This point, called the perihelion, slowly moves or precesses around the Sun over time. The perihelion precession is measured by the angular shift of the major axis of Mercury's elliptical…
Confirming Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity With Calculus, Part 8: Second- and Third-Order Approximations – Mean Green Math
In this series, I'm discussing how ideas from calculus and precalculus (with a touch of differential equations) can predict the precession in Mercury's orbit and thus confirm Einstein's theory of general relativity. The origins of this series came from a class project that I assigned to my Differential Equations students maybe 20 years ago. In…
Confirming Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity With Calculus, Part 9: Pedagogical Thoughts – Mean Green Math
At long last, we have reached the end of this series of posts. The derivation is elementary; I'm confident that I could have understood this derivation had I seen it when I was in high school. That said, the word "elementary" in mathematics can be a bit loaded --- this means that it is based…