Libro · Relativity
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Autor: Albert Einstein
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The considerations of Section XX show that the general principle
of relativity puts us in a position to derive properties of the
gravitational field in a purely theoretical manner. Let us
suppose, for instance, that we know the space-time "course" for
any natural process whatsoever, as regards the manner in which it
takes place in the Galileian domain relative to a Galileian body
of reference K. By means of purely theoretical operations (i.e.
simply by calculation) we are then able to find how this known
natural process appears, as seen from a reference-body K′ which
is accelerated relatively to K. But since a gravitational field
exists with respect to this new body of reference K′, our
consideration also teaches us how the gravitational field
influences the process studied.
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