Black Hole Spacetime Equation in Special Relativity
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Maziar Khoshsima, Department of Applied Physics, NYU Polytechnic, New York City, USA.
Schwarzschild metric does not include the effect of Special Relativity. Special Relativity and gravitational field can be incorporated into a modified Schwarzschild metric. The modified metric will then generate new Schwarzschild radius and new Black Hole spacetime equation in which it will contain Special Relativity gamma factor.
Schwarzschild Metric, Special Relativity, Gravitational Field, Black Hole Spacetime Equation, Gamma Factor
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