1988American Journal of PhysicsRequires access

Gravomagnetism in special relativity

H. Kolbenstvedt

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The existence of a gravomagnetic field from a uniformly moving mass is predicted from special relativity and gravitational time dilation. Except for a factor of one-half, the field is identical to the field following from the linearized theory of gravitation.

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The existence of a gravomagnetic field from a uniformly moving mass is predicted from special relativity and gravitational time dilation. Except for a factor of one-half, the field is identical to the field following from the linearized theory of gravitation.

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The existence of a gravomagnetic field from a uniformly moving mass is predicted from special relativity and gravitational time dilation. Except for a factor of one-half, the field is identical to the field following from the linearized theory of gravitation.

Key concepts: Physics, Time dilation, Gravitational time dilation, Theory of relativity, Two-body problem in general relativity, Special relativity, General relativity, Gravitational field

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