Weak gravitational fields

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Abstract

In all ordinary situations Einstein’s theory of gravity differs from the Newtonian gravity by very small corrections. But conceptually it gives many predictions which are startling. For example a spherical mass rotating slowly about an axis will “drag inertial frames” so that the spin of a gyroscope far from the mass will precess. Another prediction of the general theory of relativity is that perturbations of the metric gμν propagate as waves.

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Weak gravitational fields. (2009). In Progress in Mathematical Physics (Vol. 56, pp. 257–286). Birkhauser Boston. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7643-9971-9_13

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