Comparison of relativistic effects in barycentric and Earth-centered coordinates and implications for determination of GM for Earth

Details Comparison of relativistic effects in barycentric and Earth-centered coordinates and implications for determination of GM for Earth Comparison of relativistic effects in barycentric and Earth-centered coordinates and implications for determination of GM for Earth

Jan 1987

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Coordinates, Earth (Planet), Gravitational Constant, Planetary Mass, Relativistic Effects, Center Of Gravity, Lageos (Satellite), Laser Range Finders, Mathematical Models

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The results of an investigation of relativistic effects which have an influence on the determination of GM sub E (M sub E is the mass of the Earth, G is the Newtonian gravitaional constant) are summarized. The detailed arguments and derivations are discussed. The Parametrized Post-Newtonian (PPN) coordinates; Eddington-Clark (EC) coordinates; a coordinate system based on barycentric dynamical time (TBC coordinates); and Local Inertial coordinates are discussed.

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