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Motion in a Non-Inertial Frame of Reference vs. Motion in the Gravitomagnetical Field

Mirosław J. Kubiak

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We mathematically proved that the inertial forces, which appears in a non-inertial frame of reference, such as accelerating and rotating reference frame, are equivalent to the real forces which appears, when the body moves in the gravitomagnetical field. We will remind the rotating bucket with water problem with the new proposal of the solution. gravitation, gravitomagnetism, four-vector field of velocity, inertial forces

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We mathematically proved that the inertial forces, which appears in a non-inertial frame of reference, such as accelerating and rotating reference frame, are equivalent to the real forces which appears, when the body moves in the gravitomagnetical field. We will remind the rotating bucket with water problem with the new proposal of the solution. gravitation, gravitomagnetism, four-vector field of velocity, inertial forces

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We mathematically proved that the inertial forces, which appears in a non-inertial frame of reference, such as accelerating and rotating reference frame, are equivalent to the real forces which appears, when the body moves in the gravitomagnetical field. We will remind the rotating bucket with water problem with the new proposal of the solution. gravitation, gravitomagnetism, four-vector field of velocity, inertial forces

Key concepts: Inertial frame of reference, Reference frame, Frame of reference, Motion (physics), Frame (networking), Rotating reference frame, Classical mechanics, Fictitious force

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