One side of the central equation of this theory is 8 pi G over c to the fourth power times the (*) stress-energy tensor.
This theory is uniquely described by P-P-N parameters of beta and gamma that are equal to one and the rest are equal to zero. One phenomenon predicted by this theory was confirmed by the observation of Q0957+561. Solutions to one equation central to this theory that are spherically symmetric must also asymptotically flat and static. One side of the central equation of this theory is 8 pi G over c to the fourth power times the (*) stress-energy tensor. Predictions of this theory include the idea that light radiating away from a massive body will have longer wavelengths and that orbits carve out a rose curve shape over time. The original version of that equation included a value that multiplied the metric tensor to achieve a static universe; that is the cosmological constant. For 10 points, name this theory developed by Einstein, which states that gravity is caused by the curvature of space by massive bodies.
This theory is uniquely described by P-P-N parameters of beta and gamma that are equal to one and the rest are equal to zero.
General Relativity [or GR]