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Theoretical frameworks for testing relativistic gravity: A review

Abstract

Metric theories of gravity are presented, including the definition of metric theory, evidence for its existence, and response of matter to gravity with test body trajectories, gravitational red shift, and stressed matter responses. Parametrized post-Newtonian framework and interpretations are reviewed. Gamma, beta and gamma, and varied other parameters were measured. Deflection of electromagnetic waves, radar time delay, geodetic gyroscope precession, perihelion shifts, and periodic effects in orbits are among various studies carried out for metric theory experimentation.

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Thorne, K. S., Will, C. M., Ni, W.. 1971-11-01. Theoretical frameworks for testing relativistic gravity: A review. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19720006130

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