Theoretical frameworks for testing relativistic gravity. V - Post-Newtonian limit of Rosen's theory

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Cosmology, Gravitation Theory, Relativistic Theory, Field Theory (Physics), Gravitational Constant, Gravitational Fields, Newton Theory, Universe

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The post-Newtonian limit of Rosen's theory of gravity is evaluated and is shown to be identical to that of general relativity, except for the post-Newtonian parameter alpha2 (which is related to the difference in propagation speeds for gravitational and electromagnetic waves). Both the value of alpha2 and the value of the Newtonian gravitational constant depend on the present cosmological structure of the Universe. If the cosmological structure has a specific (but presumably special) form, the Newtonian gravitational constant assumes its current value, alpha2 is zero, the post-Newtonian limit of Rosen's theory is identical to that of general relativity - and standard solar system experiments cannot distinguish between the two theories.

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