Solitons and action propagation according to general relativity (Part one)

The current exposition of General Relativity involves two contradictory statements: at first it is asserted that every change in the distribution of matter brings about gravitational waves. Then it is asserted that, specifically, no gravitational effect is produced by the pulsations of a spherical source. By analysing the second statement, we conclude that it arises from a vicious circle tied up with mathematical errors which led to the Schwarzschild solution and the theory of black holes. In order to obtain the correct formulation of the problem, we establish rigorously the general form of the θ(4)-invariant space-time metrics on R x R3 and bring out the principles allowing to associate gravitational effects with oscillating masses