theoretical tools for relativistic gravimetry, gradiometry and chronometric geodesy and application to a parameterized post-newtonian metric

أدوات نظرية لقياس الجاذبية النسبي، وقياس تدرج الجاذبية، والجيوديسيا الكرونومترية، وتطبيقها على مترية ما بعد نيوتن المُعَلَّمة

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Abstract
An extensive review of past work on relativistic gravimetry, gradiometry and chronometric geodesy is given. Then, general theoretical tools are presented and applied for the case of a stationary parameterized post-Newtonian metric. The special case of a stationary clock on the surface of the Earth is studied.
يُقدَّم استعراضٌ شامل للأعمال السابقة في مجالات قياس الجاذبية النسبي، وقياس التدرج الثقالي، والجيوديسيا الكرونومترية. ثم تُعرَض أدواتٌ نظرية عامة وتُطبَّق على حالة مترية ما بعد نيوتن المُعلْمنة الساكنة. كما تُدرَس الحالة الخاصة لساعة ساكنة على سطح الأرض.
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Authors Pacôme Delva, Jan Geršl
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Journal smart innovation, systems and technologies
Year 2017
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10.3390/universe3010024
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http://www.mdpi.com/2218-1997/3/1/24
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