Alexander Zavesov proposed a new solution to the field equation, in my work

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this is an exact imaginary solution s=A r^(sqrt(6) i) unlike the numerical solution in my work, the solution has no physical meaning. This gives us hope that the equation has an analytical solution (so far only a numerical solution has been obtained).

A differential equation rarely has a single solution. This equation already has a real solution, so the fact that it is numerical does not matter. An imaginary solution but it doesn’t say anything. A metric tensor can only have real components. Moreover, g_00 must be strictly positive, which is observed in the solution of the new equation; Einstein's equation does not satisfy this requirement. Einstein understood this and considered this until the end of his life as a flaw in the theory that needed to be eliminated. The sea of alternative theories is initially a futile endeavor. Unfortunately, this mass insanity prevents the adoption of a new equation that satisfies all Einstein's principles, including the law of conservation of energy-momentum (this is missing from Einstein's equation).

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