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@enumaris OK, thank you so much!

@enumaris could you share the link to the related Mathematica page? I couldn't find anything except a page with some information mathworld.wolfram.com/EinsteinFieldEquations.html

OK, one last question: Do you know a software or any implementation of Einstein field equations in a programming language so that I can tweak with the values and see what happens in my computer? Not necessarily a visualizer.

@enumaris but you guys said it's possible to calculate in 3D?

@ACuriousMind I'm not talking about the "expansion of space" actually. Please just think of the drawing of the Riemann tensor on a 3D graph. Wouldn't that drawing expands with a mass?

*expands

@ACuriousMind OK, what would be the comparison of applying the 3D Riemann tensor to each point in a spherical volume with no mass and applying the 3D Riemann tensor to each point in a spherical volume with some mass in it. Wouldn't it shift the points outwards when there is a mass? So that the spherical volume extends?

@enumaris so can we calculate the Riemann tensor just for 3D space? I mean excluding time dimension?

OK with calculating the Riemann tensor at each point we get a curved spacetime right?

@ACuriousMind so you say, we get "4d array of numbers varying at each point in spacetime" as the output from the Schwarzschild metric?

@ACuriousMind OK, let me simplify my question. The Schwarzschild metric is a special case of Einstein field equations for a spherical mass, with no angular momentum, no charge etc. right?

@ACuriousMind by "extra space" I mean the increased area/space in this kind of an analogy en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einstein_field_equations#/media/…

@enumaris by "total curvature" I mean the total difference in the curvature of space caused by the mass. If there is no mass it's flat space right? Then think that suddenly a single blob of a spherical object with 9 x 10^{10} solar masses worth of luminous matter appeared in the vacuum. So how much it bends the space and creates extra area/volume when it compares to vacuum state of that space.

@enumaris do you know a research done in this topic? I mean I can't be the first person in the world who wants to know the total curvature of the Milky Way Galaxy, right? I scanned the literature for a while but couldn't find any result.

@enumaris what do you mean by "embed space-time in a higher dimensional manifold "?

Hi, is there a method to calculate the total curvature created by the mass of luminous matter in the Milky Way Galaxy? My goal is to find the extra space created by that curvature.

@Blue oh OK, I will be waiting...

I think I found an equation to calculate the dark energy mass in per 299 792 458 m^3, don't you have any comments?

Could someone briefly review this paper of mine? (researchgate.net/publication/…) I'm curious about your comments...

@ACuriousMind OK, thank you very much. I understand the problem.

So in the future maybe I do not make the same mistake if I understand the problem.

What was wrong with my question could you explain as an experienced user?

Hello, I have asked a question and get many downvotes: physics.stackexchange.com/questions/318140/…

@AlanMunn @cfr \\begin{circuitikz}[every node/.style={scale=0.5}] partially fixed my problem, thanks for your help :)

@cfr this was a simple example to demonstrate if you make -400 to -600 it will exceed. Have you ever looked the other links I provided?

@AlanMunn I don't understand about \ctikzset{bipoles/length= could you give me an example?

no it's not possible with that either :/ it's disturbing the balance if I scale down to 0.5 I need to multiply x by 2 so what's the point of scaling down?

OMG it's possible with \begin{circuitikz}[scale=0.01] I spent 3 hours to figure it out lol.

Can I scale down the logic gates?

Here you can see the overlapping logic gates: imgur.com/a/i4NpY

If you change -400 with less than -500 or more than 500 you will get Dimension too large error.

This is a small example: gist.github.com/mertyildiran/e06aa03b325e82165962c4816499ae65

Even though I'm trying to go further I'm failing to prevent overlaps.

The purpose of using such values like y=1500 is preventing the overlapping logic gates. I couldn't find a better solution if you have any please tell me.

@AlanMunn this is the file I'm dealing with: gist.github.com/mertyildiran/baf9269271a04ac4151dd7d5695314a7

OK I will give you the files wait please...

@AlanMunn it's a TikZ package yes.

I'm using this package: \usepackage{circuitikz}

nodes are logic gates like: \node[nand port] at (10,1500) (nand2) {};

@AlanMunn @cfr x,y coordinates y=1500 for example

hi, I have a huge LaTeX file generated programmatically. I need to place nodes around 1500 or -1500 but I'm getting Dimension too large error. How can I increase the maximum dimensions?

OMG the topic is hilarious :)

np

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