MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF FEEDBACK CONTROL OF GRAVITATIONAL WAVES
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Gravitation, formulation-theory & mathematical, experimentationAbstract
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We present an analysis for gravitation through space-mass quantization technique where gravitational waves is the fundamental interaction through distinct state of quantization of mass & space while remaining mathematically compatible with general relativity (GR). It also encompasses issues such as the notion of space-radiative expansion leading to order in the large radius expansion, zero point energy & also space-contraction is introduced that sets the physical scales and subleading terms. We discuss conditions under which gravitational waves is transformed locally under space-mass action. A proposal for improving the current use of scientific methods & mechanism to forge a model of gravitational waves is given. We refer this physical interpretation in rest of the text as Quantize field Theoryâ€.
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