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The inconsistent Equivalence Principle

Alfonso León Guillén Gómez

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The equivalence principle between the gravitational motion and the inertial motion is false because a particle or body successively in two any contiguous points while in a gravitational frame they have different kinetic energy, instead they always have equal kinetic energy in an inertial frame.

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The equivalence principle between the gravitational motion and the inertial motion is false because a particle or body successively in two any contiguous points while in a gravitational frame they have different kinetic energy, instead they always have equal kinetic energy in an inertial frame.

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The equivalence principle between the gravitational motion and the inertial motion is false because a particle or body successively in two any contiguous points while in a gravitational frame they have different kinetic energy, instead they always have equal kinetic energy in an inertial frame.

Key concepts: Inertial frame of reference, Equivalence principle (geometric), Kinetic energy, Equivalence (formal languages), Classical mechanics, Gravitation, Physics, Reference frame

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