theoretical tools for relativistic gravimetry, gradiometry and chronometric geodesy and application to a parameterized post-newtonian metric
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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.
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| Authors | ;Pacôme Delva;Jan Geršl |
| Journal | smart innovation, systems and technologies |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.3390/universe3010024
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