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The Gravitational Redshift in a Local Freely-Falling Frame: A New Null Test of the Equivalence Principle

Timothy P. Krisher

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We consider the gravitational redshift effect measured by an observer in a local freely-falling frame in the gravitational field of a massive body.

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We consider the gravitational redshift effect measured by an observer in a local freely-falling frame in the gravitational field of a massive body.

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We consider the gravitational redshift effect measured by an observer in a local freely-falling frame in the gravitational field of a massive body.

Key concepts: Equivalence principle (geometric), Physics, Gravity Probe A, Gravitational redshift, Redshift, Equivalence (formal languages), Gravitation, Weak equivalence

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