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The Incompatibility of Mach's Principle and the Principle of Equivalence in Current Gravitation Theory

James F. Woodward, Wolfgang Yourgrau

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Key concepts: Gravitation, History and philosophy of science, Philosophy of science, Newton's law of universal gravitation, Theoretical physics, Equivalence principle (geometric), Epistemology, Physics

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