In the work of A. Einstein, M. Grossman. The project of the generalized theory of relativity and the theory of gravitation. Einstein wrote that "These equations satisfy the requirement, in our opinion, obligatory for the relativistic theory of gravity, namely, they show that the tensor of the gravitational field is the source of the field along with the tensor of material systems." The exclusive position of the energy of the gravitational field in comparison with All other types of energy would lead to unacceptable consequences "
In the Einstein equation (1916) this requirement is not fulfilled. However, the overwhelming success of the theory made this principle forget. In modern works this fact is almost not mentioned. Only Landau and Lifshitz (v. 2, Field Theory, § 95. The Einstein equations) noted: "Gravitational interaction plays a role only for bodies with large mass (because of the smallness of the gravitational constant), and therefore in studying the gravitational Field we usually have to deal with macroscopic bodies Corresponding to this we must usually write for Tik the expression (94.9). "
I went through the path of Einstein (1907-1918). But my results do not coincide with the results of Einstein. As a result, I found that it is not necessary to use another Equation as the field equation.
In the solution of the Schwarzschild problem, the horizon disappears and all this fits into the experimental data. A second solution appears with an ejecting field, without matter, only a field with negative energy.