THE RECEIVED HISTORICAL VIEW OF GENERAL RELATIVITY tells US that, at the end of the nineteenth century, physicists accepted Newton's law of gravitation: there is an attractive force between any pair of bodies in the world, and this force depends only on the masses of those bodies and on their mutual distance.
An edition of The Expanding World of General Relativity (Einstein Studies)
(1998)
The Expanding World of General Relativity (Einstein Studies)
by Hubert Goenner
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