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The Many Faces of Gravitoelectromagnetism

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arxiv gr-qc/0106043 v1 pith:SVT4DPEK submitted 2001-06-13 gr-qc

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The numerous ways of introducing spatial gravitational forces are fit together in a single framework enabling their interrelationships to be clarified. This framework is then used to treat the ``acceleration equals force" equation and gyroscope precession, both of which are then discussed in the post-Newtonian approximation, followed by a brief examination of the Einstein equations themselves in that approximation.

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