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== Definition ==
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'''Gravitational Waves (GW), in their essence, are to be intended as "[[Mass]] in [[Motion]]", [[Perturbation]] in [[Translation]].''' 

In a broad sense, they are [[Structures of Information]]. In particular, '''we can describe them as Structures of [[Propagation]] of [[Variation]] in the terms of the [[Dynamics of Action]]''', or, even in more detail, in the terms of the [[Dynamics of Physical Action]], as Structures of [[Translation]] of [[Perturbation]].

They act as a translation of a process of alternance between '''compression end expansion of the [[Elementary Action]]''', in the [[Modes of Action|mode]] that we call [[Perturbation]], in the dynamics of the [[Elementary Field]].

In a sense closer to conventional physics, we can say that these kind of [[Waves]] propagate "negative and positive mass density" in space-time. 

In conventional scientific language (in General Relativity), GW are described as waves that propagate in space gravitational perturbances, perturbances of the curvature of space-time.

== Common definition  ==
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_wave Gravitational wave]
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