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In this article, we made the mathematical explanation of the anti-gravitational waves, by the inspiration that we got from the observed positron in cosmic rays. Then, we analyzed the mathematical difference between positive and negative flows of gravitational waves; and we calculated the spin of the...

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description In this article, we made the mathematical explanation of the anti-gravitational waves, by the inspiration that we got from the observed positron in cosmic rays. Then, we analyzed the mathematical difference between positive and negative flows of gravitational waves; and we calculated the spin of the negative flow of gravitational waves, which is used to stabilize the movement of the waves. In the mathematical formulas we found that positive and negative flows move in opposite directions from each other; therefore, if we see the spin (rotation) of the waves from the planet that emits the waves, the positive flow rotates anti-clockwise, while the negative flow rotates clockwise. We also investigated the possible origin of gravitational waves, and concluded that the negative flow can occur when the positive flow appears, leaving holes behind, in the gravitational field, which is trig-gered by the movements of a large mass of the planet.
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fulltext  Y. Matsuki, P.I. Bidyuk, 2019 Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2019, № 4 7 TIДC ПРОГРЕСИВНІ ІНФОРМАЦІЙНІ ТЕХНОЛОГІЇ, ВИСОКОПРОДУКТИВНІ КОМП’ЮТЕРНІ СИСТЕМИ UDC 519.004.942 DOI: 10.20535/SRIT.2308-8893.2019.4.01 ANALYSIS OF NEGATIVE FLOW OF GRAVITATIONAL WAVES Y. MATSUKI, P.I. BIDYUK Abstact. In this article, we made the mathematical explanation of the anti- gravitational waves, by the inspiration that we got from the observed positron in cosmic rays. Then, we analyzed the mathematical difference between positive and negative flows of gravitational waves; and we calculated the spin of the negative flow of gravitational waves, which is used to stabilize the movement of the waves. In the mathematical formulas we found that positive and negative flows move in op- posite directions from each other; therefore, if we see the spin (rotation) of the waves from the planet that emits the waves, the positive flow rotates anti-clockwise, while the negative flow rotates clockwise. We also investigated the possible origin of gravitational waves, and concluded that the negative flow can occur when the positive flow appears, leaving holes behind, in the gravitational field, which is trig- gered by the movements of a large mass of the planet. Keywords: Gravitational waves, antimatter, rectilinear coordinates, negative energy flow, spin of gravitational waves. INTRODUCTION In our previous research [1], we calculated the energy density of gravitational waves from Moon, assuming that it influences Earth’s global temperature. How- ever, the result of the analysis showed that the energy density of Moon’s gravita- tional waves toward Earth’s global temperature was negative in comparison with that of Moon’s gravitational field. After this result of the analysis, we held a question: Don’t gravitational waves really exist? For answering to this question, we continued the research by setting new tasks: (a) to compare the characteristic of gravitational waves with that of electron and positron, where positron is the antimatter of electron, and (b) to find the mechanism that creates negative flow (antimatter) of the gravitational waves. Here, we set the task (b), because all the particles (waves) must have their antimatters. So, we thought that the existence of antimatters is a prerequisite for confirming the existence of gravitational waves. In order to implement these two tasks, we took the following steps: (1) to in- vestigate the findings from the observation of electron and positron in the cosmic rays, (2) to review the theory of electron and positron in quantum mechanics, (3) to investigate the mechanism that produces gravitational waves, (4) to make the mathematical formula of negative flow of gravitational waves, and (5) to compare Y. Matsuki, P.I. Bidyuk ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2019, № 4 8 the spin momentum of negative energy flow with the spin momentum of positive energy flow. We selected the spin momentum as an indicator that is to illustrate the characteristic of gravitational waves, which we made in our previous research for positive flow of the waves [1]. Above (4) and (5) are our original, while we analyzed the ratio of posi- tron/electron for the task (1) from the information that we took from [2]; and, we took the necessary equations from Dirac [3, 4] for the tasks (2) and (3). ANALYSIS Observed electron and positron in cosmic rays Fig. 1 shows the observed ratio of positron to electron in cosmic rays, with the intensity of electromagnetic energy that was related to the creation of the posi- tron [2]. It shows that more positrons were observed when the related electromag- netic energy was stronger. And, then, in order to further investigate Fig. 1, we analyzed this data with the method of the Least Squares Estimates of Classical Regression Model. We show the result of the analysis in Table 1 and the descriptive statistics of the data in Table 2. The regression model is bXaY  , where Y is the ratio of positron versus electron, X is observed energy of the electromagnetic field, and a and b are coefficients. The calculated coefficient is 54 10455,910572,5  b with 95% confidence interval, 410560,1  with 90 % confidence interval, and 410763,1  with 85% confidence interval, where we assumed the standard normal distribution of the coefficients. This calculated result indicates that positron (antimatter of electron) is more observed in the higher energy of the electromagnetic field. Fig. 1. Observed ratio of positron to electron and energy of the electromagnetic field* Analysis of Negative Flow of Gravitational Waves … Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2019, № 4 9 *Note: Remake from [2]. This source article explains that the lower rate of posi- tron/electron observation below 10 GeV is due to the new solar magnetic field polarity after the year 2001. T a b l e 1 . Summary of the least squares estimates a 210964,6  Coefficient 410572,5  b Standard error of Coefficient 510824,4  R2 (coefficient of determination) 0,9175 Durbin-Watson Statistic 2,341 Sum of Squared Residuals 410857,1  T a b l e 2 . Descriptive statistics Variable Ratio of positron/electron Electro-magnetic energy of electron and positron (GeV) Mean 210065,8  19,77 Standard deviation 210316,1  22,61 Minimum 210820,6  2,424 Maximum 0,1147 80,00 Skewness 1,453 1,408 Kurtosis 3,934 3,965 Valid number of observations 14 14 Mathematical formulas of electron and positron Paul Dirac [4] predicted that both positron and electron are balanced, therefore they are not usually observed; but the positron appears with presence of the elec- tromagnetic field. The equation of motion for an electron in the electromagnetic field of hydrogen atom is:                       22211100 A c e pA c e pA c e p 0333            mcA c e p m . (1) Here, ip )3,2,1,0( i are momentum of electron, i are coefficients that give angular momentum of electron, and iA c e are electromagnetic field of hydro- gen atom, e is electric charge of electron, c is a constant, and  is the wave func- tion of electron (1). The equation of motion for positron is:                       22211100 A c e pA c e pA c e p Y. Matsuki, P.I. Bidyuk ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2019, № 4 10 0333            mcA c e p m . Here,  is a wave function of positron. Equations of motion for gravitational waves and anti-gravitational waves From the implication of the equations of motions for electron and positron, we formulated the solutions of the equations of motions for positive flow and nega- tive flow of gravitational waves. For positive flow of the waves (from [1]) For negative flow of the waves (Our new idea) At first, we have the solution of the equation of motion, which is energy density of gravi- tational waves, which move in one direction of 3x with the speed of light: 2 12 2 2211 0 0 )( 4 1 16 uuut  (2) We think that the negative flow of energy is: 2 12 2 2211 0 0 )()}({ 4 1 16 uuut  (3) Below, we show how the equations (2) and (3) are derived from the equation (8), which will be explained in the latter part of this article: According to Dirac [3], the necessary condition for solving the equation of motion of the gravitational waves is 0,  gg , while       xx g g 2 , , where x are the contravariant vectors that are described in the 4-dimentional curvilinear coordinates, and g and g are fundamental tensors. Now we take rectilinear coordinates system as approximation of curvilinear coordinates system, then the second derivatives of 0,  gg are considered to be resolved (integrated) already; and, then, and we de- fine   lug , , where u is the derivative of the function g of  xl , where       x g g , , and ,  ,  are the suffixes that indicate those coordinates; while, we assume that the waves move in only one direction of the space,  ,  , = 0, or 3, where 0 is for time, and 3 is the selected one direction. Also, we put uuuu      , where u are contravariant two-vector tensors and u are covariant two-vector tensors, and   uu ; and, l are constants, which satisfy 0  llg . Therefore, ,g  lu , is regarded as the first integral of 0,  gg , then the equation (6), which is shown later in the latter part of this article, becomes      ulluglug 2 1 2 1 , then 0) 2 1 (     lugu , and )( 2 1          lululu . Meanwhile, the gen- eral formula of the action integral is 3210det dxdxdxdxgRI   , where R will be Analysis of Negative Flow of Gravitational Waves … Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2019, № 4 11 explained later with the equation (4). LgRgR         )( ,, , where )(           gL . Then, L for the waves moving in one direction becomes: ))(( 4 1                   lulululululuggL . With the constraint, 0L , the solution of the above action integral is expressed by the pseudo-tensors  t that lead to the spin momentum densities of the gravitational waves: 16        lluuut ) 2 1 ( 2 1 2 , where l is one direction, in which the waves are moving in. Here, we consider the gravitational waves moving only in the direction of 3x , therefore 10 l , 021  ll , and 13 l . Below, we calculate the spin momentum den- sities of the positive flow of gravitational waves in rectilinear coordinates, as approxi- mation of curvilinear coordinates        lluuut ))2/1()(2/1(16 2 :        lulu 3 0 . For 0 :         3 3 02 2 01 1 00 0 0 3 0 lulululululu  03 33 00 003 0 0 0 00 uguguu uuluu )2/1()2/1( 00300  . Here,                 1000 0100 0010 0001 g , therefore ,100 g and 133 g . Also, for contra-variant vector A and covariant vector A ,    AgA , and    AgA therefore, for example, 00u 00 0000 ugg , 10 001110 uggu  , and 03 333 0 ugu  . For 1 :  3 1 0 13 3 12 2 11 1 10 0 1 00 uululululu 0)2/1( 1130131 33 01 00  uluuugug . For 2 :  3 2 0 23 3 32 2 21 1 12 0 1 00 uululululu Below we calculate the spin momentum density of the negative flow of gravita- tional waves in rectilinear coordinates, as approximation of curvilinear coordinates        lluuut )})2/1((){2/1(16 2 :        lulu 3 0 . For 0 : uuululu )2/1(0300 3 0         . For 1 : 01301 3 0         uululu . For 2 :        lulu 3 0 02302  uu . Y. Matsuki, P.I. Bidyuk ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2019, № 4 12 .0)2/1( 2230232 33 02 00  uluuugug For 3 :  3 3 0 33 3 32 2 31 1 30 0 3 00 uululululu  3330333 33 03 00 )2/1( uluuugug u)2/1( . Thus, uuu )2/1(0300  and uuu )2/1(0333  . Therefore,  uuu )2/1(3300 uu  ))2/1(( , and 3300 uu  032u , where 3003 uu  . Also, 01 1 11111  lugu , and 02 2 22222  lugu , therefore 02211  uu . Here, 100 g , 1332211  ggg , and  131210030201 gggggg 0323130232120  gggggg . Then,      uut )(2/1(16   llu ))2/1( 2 becomes             2 3 0, 0 0 )2/1(()2/1(16 uuut . Here,     11 11 00 00 2 3 0, )2/1( uuuuuuu  02 02 01 01 33 33 22 22 22 uuuuuuuu  31 31 23 23 12 12 03 03 2222 uuuuuuuu  11 1111 1100 0000 00 2)2/1( ugguugguu  33 3333 3322 2222 22 ugguuggu  02 2200 0201 1100 01 22 ugguuggu  12 2211 1203 3300 03 22 ugguuggu  31 1133 3123 3322 23 22 ugguuggu  2 33 2 22 2 11 2 00 2)2/1( uuuuu  2 03 2 02 2 01 2)1(2)1(2)1( uuu  2 3300 2 31 2 23 2 12 ))(2/1(222 uuuuu 2 12 2 22 2 11 2uuu   2 3300 ))(2/1( uu 2 12 2 2211 2))(2/1( uuu  . Because: 02211  uu , 2211 uu  , 2 22 2 11 uu  , 2 22 2 22 2 11 2uuu  ,  2 2211 )( uu For 3 : uuululu )2/1(3303 3 0         . Thus, uuu )2/1(0300  and uuu )2/1(0333  . Therefore, uuu  3300 and 033300 2uuu  , where 3003 uu  . Also, 01 1 11111  lugu , and 22u 02 2 222  lug , therefore 02211  uu . Then,        lluuut )})2/1((){2/1(16 2 becomes             ))(2/1(()2/1(16 2 3 0, 0 0 uuut . Here,     ))2/1((( 2 3 0, uuu  2 33 2 22 2 11 2 00 )()()()( uuuu  2 12 2 03 2 02 2 01 2222 uuuu  22 31 2 23 )2/1(22 uuu  22 12 2 22 2 11 )2/1(2 uuuu  2 2211 2 12 2 22 ))(2/1(22 uuuu 2 12 )(2 u . Because: 02211  uu , 2211 uu  , Analysis of Negative Flow of Gravitational Waves … Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2019, № 4 13 2 22 2 22 2 2222 4)2()( uuuu  , 2 22 2 2211 2))(2/1( uuu  . So, 2 12 2 2211 0 0 ))(4/1(16 uuut  . And then, we assume an infinitesimal ro- tation operator, R , in the plane of contravari- ant vectors 21xx . If it is applied to any vec- tor, 1A , 2A , it has the effect: 21 ARA  , 12 ARA  , and 121 2 ARAAR  , so iR must have the eigenvalues 1 when ap- plied to a vector [3]. Here, 1iR . So, the operator R makes anti-symmetric change of the vectors. –A1 A1 A2 x2 x2 When we apply this infinitesimal rotation operator, R , to  AAu  , the rotations will occur as follows:  )(()()( 11111111 ARAARAAARRu 1212212112 2uuuAAAA  , where 1221 uu  .  )()()( 21212112 RAAARAAARRu 11221122 )( uuAAAA  .  )()()( 22222222 RAAARAAARRu 1221121221 2)( uuuAAAA  .  )()( 22112211 AAAARuuR  )()()()( 22221111 RAAARARAAARA  12212112 AAAAAAAA 022 1212  uu .  1222112211 )()( AAAAAARuuR 1221122121 44 uAAAAAAAA  .  ))(()( 22112211 2 uuRRuuR  )( 2211 RuRuR  12121212 22)2(2( RRuuuR  )(2)(2 11221122 uuuu 2 22 2 11 uu  , 2 22 2 22 2 11 2uuu  , 2 22 2 22 2 11 2uuu  ,  2 2222 2 2211 )}()({)}({ uuuu 2 22 2 22 2 2222 4)}2({)( uuuu  , 2 22 2 2211 2))(2/1( uuu  . So, 0 016 t 2 12 2 2211 )()}(){4/1( uuu  . Then, we assume an infinitesimal rota- tion operator, R , in the plane of con- travariant vectors 21xx . If it is applied to any vector, 1A , 2A , it has the effect: 21)( AAR  , 12 )( AAR  , and 121 2 )()( AARAR  . –A1 A1 x1 –A2 x2 When we apply this infinitesimal rotation operator, R , to  AAu  , the rota- tions will occur as follows: )( 11uR   )(())(()( 111111 ARAAARAAR 1212212112 2uuuAAAA  , where 1221 uu  .  )()( 2112 AARuR  11221122 )( uuAAAA )( 1122 uu  .  )()( 2222 AARuR  12212222 )()( AAAARAAARA  )( 21122112 uuuu 1212 2)2( uu  ;  )()( 22112211 AAAARuuR  221111 )()()( ARARAAARA  21211222 )( AAAAAARAA 022)( 121212  uuAA ;  )()( 22112211 AAAARuuR  )()( 12212112 AAAAAAAA 1221 44 uAA  .  ))(()( 22112211 2 uuRRuuR  )22()( 12122211 uuRRuRuR  )(222 11221212 uuRuRu Y. Matsuki, P.I. Bidyuk ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2019, № 4 14 )(4)(4 22111122 uuuu  . 2211 uu  is invariant because 0)( 2211  uuR as shown above, and iR has the eigenvalues 2 when applied to 2211 uu  or 12u . Therefore, 2 12 2 2211 ))(4/1( uuu  (the com- ponents of u that contribute to the mo- mentum density of gravitational waves) cor- responds to spin 2 [3]. (See note* bellow.) )(4)(2 11221122 uuuu  )(4 2211 uu  . 2211 uu  is invariant because 0)( 2211  uuR as shown above, and iR has the eigenvalues 2 when applied to )( 2211 uu  or 12u . Therefore, 2 2211 )}(){4/1( uu  2 12 )( u corresponds to spin 2 . We add minus-sign to 2, in order the show the direction of negative flow, as shown in Fig. 2. (Also see note* bellow to compare this result with electron’s spin momentum.) The geometric relation between the positive flow and negative flow of gravi- tational waves is shown in Fig. 2. Note*: In the equation of motion (1) for electron in the electromagnetic field of hydrogen atom, the infinitesimal operator iR for the rotation of the electron in the plane of 32 xx is 11 p ; and it has the eigenvalue of )2/1( ; because, the necessary condition for solving the equation (1) is :  )( 2332111 ppciim  0)(2 32231  ppic , and )(2 32231 ppic  is invariant with 1i . So, ii 2 , then )2/1(i . Therefore, the spin momentum of electron is 1)2/1(  . Here m is the orbital angular momentum of electron in hydrogen atom, m is its time-differential of m and 1 is the time-differential of 1 , and the suffix 1, 2, 3 represent matrices of tensors in 3 space coordinates, c is a constant, and              0010 0001 1000 0100 1 ;  is Planck’s constant and 1 is a matrix             0001 0010 0100 1000 , which makes 1 by 111 c . Negative flow x2 x1 x3 Positive flow x2 x1 x3 Fig. 2. Calculated directions of spins Analysis of Negative Flow of Gravitational Waves … Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2019, № 4 15 Here, it is noted that, in quantum mechanics [4], rectilinear coordinates are used, but not curvilinear coordinates; while, the rectilinear coordinates system holds 44 combinations of vectors, the curvilinear coordinates has 34  combi- nations of vectors. For positron, instead of electron, i is replaced by i in the above equa- tions. Mechanism to create gravitational waves The next research question is “how are both positive and negative flows of gravi- tational waves made?” We think that the answer for positive flow of gravitational waves is described in Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity [3]. In this theory, Einstein used Riemann’s geometry to describe his idea of gravitational field of a planet. The gravitational field is a tide of vectors i , where 0i , 1, 2 , 3 , and the tide is to be made as the effect of differential, i i R dt d   2 2 , in the curvature of the 4-dimensional coordinates, where 2 1 a R  , and a is a radius of the curved sur- face [5]. In order to further generalize the curvature of the 4-dimensional coordinates, Einstein used Riemann tensor for setting the condition to solve the equation of motion, 0),,,(...Riemann  uuuu , where 2 2 ds d uu  , u is the vector        eue d dx u , which are tangent vectors to the center of the curvature, and 0e , 1e , 2e , 3e are basis vectors that lie in the directions of their increasing order of the coordinates of 0x , 1x , 2x , and 3x ; also,   ex , where   dxdxgdsdd 2 , and ds is the length of the travel of particles along the geodesics, and Riemann tensor is ),,,(,Riemann    xexw , where  0, 1, 2, 3, and w is the gradient (deviation) of the coordinates, which means   dxw . And then, the condition for solving the equation of motion becomes 0 2 2             d dx d dx R ds d . Then, in case of    ew , Ricci tensors become ),( vuRicci ),,,(,Riemann    xexw , which is    RR . Then, in case of  , Ricci tensors become the curvature scalar, R , where     RewRicciR ),( . Mean- while, Einstein defined the differential symmetries of Riemann tensors to describe the gravitational field with the curvature: RgRG   2 1 ; then, he assumed 0R (4) in the empty space where only gravitational field of a planet exists. Y. Matsuki, P.I. Bidyuk ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2019, № 4 16 Then, 0,,             R , where )( 2 1 ,,,   ggg . In rectilinear coordinates as an approximation of curvilinear coordinates, 0         , then 0,,     R . On the other hand,      )( 2 1 ,,,, ggggR . By interchanging  and  , and neglecting      to replace curvilinear coordinates by rectilinear coordinates we have: 0)( ,,,,       gggggRgR . Then, 0)( ,,,,    ggggg . (5) On the other hand, the moving particle in a scalar field of potential energy V follows d’Alambert equation 0)( ,,      VVgV . In order to describe the gravitational waves moving in the 4-dimensional space, we replace V by vec- tors x by a certain coordinate system in which      gx, , then d’Alambert equa- tion becomes 0,         gggg then 0  g . Meanwhile, )( 2 1 ,,,       ggggg , so 0) 2 1 ()( 2 1 ,,,,,        gggggggggg , where   ,,,,,,,,,, gyyyyyyyyg n n n n n n n n , where  and  are in symmetrical relation in the equation, therefore they are exchangeable; and,       x xy y n n )( , ,  0, 1, 2, 3, while x are located in N-dimensional physical space of ny , n 1, 2, ….., N. Therefore, 0 2 1 ,,          ggg . (6) Then, in order to describe the waves moving in the gravitational field, it is differ- entiated by x once again,                           ,,,,,,, 2 1 2 1 2 1 ggggggggg dx d Analysis of Negative Flow of Gravitational Waves … Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2019, № 4 17 0 2 1 ,,          ggg . (7) In the equation (7), 0) 2 1 ( ,,,     ggg , because g is constant in rec- tilinear coordinates system, therefore 0, g . By interchanging  and  , 0) 2 1 () 2 1 ( ,,,,      gggggg . (8) By adding (5), (7) and (8), 0,  gg . (9) It satisfies d’Alambert equation, so it describes the waves that travel in emp- ty space. Note: The equation (2) is the first integral of equation (9) in rectilinear coor- dinate system (flat space); however, here is a paradox: the gravitational waves are predicted in the curvilinear coordinate system (curved space) where the waves move on the curved surface of the coordinates. However, if it is in the curvilinear coordinates, 0         for the equation (4), 0     for the equation (5), and 0) 2 1 ( ,,,     ggg for the equation (7); then, we are not able to get the equation (9), which enables us to calculate the spin momen- tum densities with the equation (2). It means that the equation (9) is only an ap- proximation, which is given by the condition that the waves move only in one direction of  xl as if the waves move in the rectilinear coordinates system. Mechanism to create negative flow of gravitational waves On the other hand, we think that the negative flow of gravitational waves must be described by: 0,   gg . This means that the negative waves move backward from the direction of the positive flow of the waves. When the positive flow moves forward, it creates vacuum or hole in the geometric structure of the gravitational field of the equation (4). This explanation corresponds to Dirac’s explanation about the creation of positron [4]. And, then, we have made the following explanation: Usually, the positive flow and the negative flow should be balanced; therefore, neither of the positive flow nor negative flow of gravitational waves is observable. However, when planet moves, the movement of the mass of the planet breaks the balance; then gravitational waves of both positive flow and negative flow appear. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATION In this research, we investigated a question: “Do gravitational waves really ex- ist?” As the result of our investigation, we didn’t find the straight answer, but we Y. Matsuki, P.I. Bidyuk ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2019, № 4 18 found that the gravitational waves must have both positive and negative flows if they exist. So, we also investigated one more question: “How are both positive and negative flows of gravitational waves created?” To find the answer for this second question, we made the negative image of the energy flow of gravitational waves, and calculated its spin momentum, and we compared it with the spin of the positive flow. As the result, we found that the negative flow of gravitational waves moves in one direction, spinning clockwise, while the positive flow of gravitational waves moves in opposite direction to that of negative flow, spinning anti-clockwise, when looking at both flows of the waves from the producer (planet) of the waves. Then, we found a possible explanation about the process that creates the negative flow of gravitational waves. In the process that creates positron (antimat- ter of electron), electron and positron are usually not observable because they are balanced in the space. However, getting magnetic radiations, electron appears and also positron appears as the hole from where electron goes out. 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spelling journaliasakpiua-article-1881932020-03-02T17:05:10Z Analysis of negative flow of gravitational waves Анализ негативного потока гравитационных волн Аналіз негативного потоку гравітаційних хвиль Matsuki, Yoshio Bidyuk, Petro I. gravitational waves antimatter rectilinear coordinates negative energy flow spin of gravitational waves гравітаційні хвилі антиматерія прямолінійні координати негативний потік енергії спин гравітаційних хвиль гравитационные волны антиматерия прямолинейные координаты негативный поток энергии спин гравитационных волн In this article, we made the mathematical explanation of the anti-gravitational waves, by the inspiration that we got from the observed positron in cosmic rays. Then, we analyzed the mathematical difference between positive and negative flows of gravitational waves; and we calculated the spin of the negative flow of gravitational waves, which is used to stabilize the movement of the waves. In the mathematical formulas we found that positive and negative flows move in opposite directions from each other; therefore, if we see the spin (rotation) of the waves from the planet that emits the waves, the positive flow rotates anti-clockwise, while the negative flow rotates clockwise. We also investigated the possible origin of gravitational waves, and concluded that the negative flow can occur when the positive flow appears, leaving holes behind, in the gravitational field, which is trig-gered by the movements of a large mass of the planet. Приведено математическое объяснение антигравитационных волн, обусловленное наблюдением позитрона в космических лучах. Проанализирована математическая разница между положительными и отрицательными потоками гравитационных волн; вычислено вращение негативного потока гравитационных волн, который заключается в стабилизации движения волн. В математических формулах обнаружено, что положительные и отрицательные потоки движутся в обратном направлении друг от друга, поэтому, если спин (вращение) волн от планеты, испускающей волны, положительный поток вращается против часовой стрелки, тогда как отрицательный поток — по часовой стрелке. Исследовано возможное происхождение гравитационных волн и сделан вывод: отрицательный поток может возникать, когда появляется положительный поток, который оставляет отверстия в гравитационном поле, что инициируется движениями большой массы планеты. Подано математичне пояснення антигравітаційних хвиль, зумовлене спостереженням позитрона в космічних променях. Проаналізовано математичну різницю між позитивними та негативними потоками гравітаційних хвиль; обчислено обертання негативного потоку гравітаційних хвиль, який полягає в стабілізації руху хвиль. У математичних формулах виявлено, що позитивні та негативні потоки рухаються у зворотному один до одного напрямку, тому, якщо спін (обертання) хвиль від планети, яка випускає хвилі, позитивний потік обертається проти годинникової стрілки, тоді як негативний потік — за годинниковою стрілкою. Досліджено можливе походження гравітаційних хвиль і зроблено висновок: негативний потік може виникати, коли з'являється позитивний потік, який залишає отвори в гравітаційному полі, що ініціюється рухами великої маси планети. The National Technical University of Ukraine "Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute" 2019-12-23 Article Article application/pdf https://journal.iasa.kpi.ua/article/view/188193 10.20535/SRIT.2308-8893.2019.4.01 System research and information technologies; No. 4 (2019); 7-18 Системные исследования и информационные технологии; № 4 (2019); 7-18 Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології; № 4 (2019); 7-18 2308-8893 1681-6048 en https://journal.iasa.kpi.ua/article/view/188193/189952 Copyright (c) 2021 System research and information technologies
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антиматерія
прямолінійні координати
негативний потік енергії
спин гравітаційних хвиль
Matsuki, Yoshio
Bidyuk, Petro I.
Аналіз негативного потоку гравітаційних хвиль
title Аналіз негативного потоку гравітаційних хвиль
title_alt Analysis of negative flow of gravitational waves
Анализ негативного потока гравитационных волн
title_full Аналіз негативного потоку гравітаційних хвиль
title_fullStr Аналіз негативного потоку гравітаційних хвиль
title_full_unstemmed Аналіз негативного потоку гравітаційних хвиль
title_short Аналіз негативного потоку гравітаційних хвиль
title_sort аналіз негативного потоку гравітаційних хвиль
topic гравітаційні хвилі
антиматерія
прямолінійні координати
негативний потік енергії
спин гравітаційних хвиль
topic_facet gravitational waves
antimatter
rectilinear coordinates
negative energy flow
spin of gravitational waves
гравітаційні хвилі
антиматерія
прямолінійні координати
негативний потік енергії
спин гравітаційних хвиль
гравитационные волны
антиматерия
прямолинейные координаты
негативный поток энергии
спин гравитационных волн
url https://journal.iasa.kpi.ua/article/view/188193
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