An Open Letter to the International Mathematics Union on the Errors in the 1982 and 1990 Fields Medal Awards
stable solution; dynamic solution, E = mc2, Repulsive gravitation
Abstract
Since Einstein's theory is proven to be not self-consistent and incomplete, the positive mass theorem of S. T. Yau, which implied Einstein's theory would be consistent and stable is clearly incorrect. Apparently, Yau did not know that the Einstein equation does not have any bounded dynamic solution because he has never attempted to obtain one. Consequently, Yau was not aware that his assumption has already excluded the dynamic solutions. This error of Yau is due to that he does not understand physics. This error in the Fields Medal Awards is due to that those mathematicians responsible for the awards do not understand physics, and have a blind faith on Einstein. Thus, to remove the erroneous influence of Yau, it is desirable for the International Mathematics Union to correct her mistakes.
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