general relativity principles

This is Einstein's General Theory of Relatitivity = gravitation. Since both the left and right sides of the equation are symmetric under interchange of indices ...

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The equivalence principle is the statement that all bodies fall the same way in a gravitational field. This fact was well known to Galileo and he (supposedly).

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Bergman (1968), for example, says that “This (equivalence) principle cannot be eliminated without destroying the theory (of general relativity) as a whole.”.

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In that local inertial frame, all the laws of physics are the same as they are in special relativity. (electrodynamic, hydrodynamic, strong+weak nuclear, ...)!! ...

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Figure 3: Gravitational dilation example. As an example, let Bob be on the Earth and Alice fly off into space. Each measures a time (τA or τB).

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Two different forms of time dilation, namely, the kinematical time di- lation of special relativity and gravitational red shift are coupled together.

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Space-time curvature effects local structure of light cone, and the behaviour of null geodesics. Since gedanken experiments of Special Theory of relativity (STR) ...

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And time passes more slowly for someone in a stronger gravitational field than it does for someone in a weaker gravitational field.

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Note. Einstein proposed that gravity is not a force, but a curvature of spacetime! He hypothesized that free particles (and photons) follow ...

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I began this paper by criticizing the 'conventional wisdom' that the relativity and equivalence principles apply to general relativity because ...

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