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The Equivalence Principle and Classical Tests

foundationsequationsphenomenadepends_on (declared)depends_on (declared)depends_on (declared)definition 42.2: The equivalence principle in three strengths42.2 The equivalence…equation 42.7: eq:eqp-redshifteq. (42.7)equation 42.8: eq:eqp-perihelioneq. (42.8)phenomenon 42.1: Universality of free fall42.1 Universality of…phenomenon 42.4: The lunar orbit is not polarized toward the Sun42.4 The lunar orbit…phenomenon 42.5: Gravitational redshift42.5 Gravitational re…phenomenon 42.6: Anomalous perihelion advance of Mercury42.6 Anomalous perihe…phenomenon 42.7: Deflection of light by the Sun42.7 Deflection of li…phenomenon 42.8: Shapiro time delay42.8 Shapiro time del…phenomenon 42.9: The relativistic clock budget of satellite navigation42.9 The relativistic…
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