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Scalar-tensor propagation of light in the inner solar system at the millimetric level

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arxiv 1007.3942 v1 pith:VDUIOFUA submitted 2010-07-22 gr-qc physics.space-ph

Scalar-tensor propagation of light in the inner solar system at the millimetric level

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In a recent paper [1], motivated by forthcoming space experiments involving propagation of light in the Solar System, we have proposed an extention of the IAU metric equations at the c-4 level in General Relativity. However, scalar-tensor theories may induce corrections numerically comparable to the c-4 general relativistic terms. Accordingly, one first proposes in this paper an extension of [1] to the scalar-tensor case. The case of a hierarchized system (such as the Solar system) is emphasized. In this case, the relevant metric solution is proposed. Then, the geodesic solution relevant for propagation of light in the inner solar system at the millimetric level is given in explicit form.

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