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In German: Die Feldgleichungen der Gravitation, Preussische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Sitzungsberichte, 1915 (part 2), 844–847 Session from November 25, 1915; published December 2, 1915. The Field Equations of Gravitation By A. Einstein I have shown in two recently published reports,[1] how one can arrive at field equations of gravitation, that are in agreement with the postulate of general relativity, i.e. which in their general form are covariant in respect to arbitrary substitutions of space-time variables. The line of development was as follows. At first I found equations, that contain Newton's theory as approximation and that are covariant in respect to arbitrary substitutions of the determinant 1. Afterwards I found, that those equations in general correspond to covariant ones, if the scalar of the energy tensor of "matter" vanishes. The coordinate system had to be specialized in accordance with the simple rule, that − 𝑔 is made to 1, whereby the equations of the theory exp
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