The Newtonian limit of orthonormal frames in metric theories of gravity

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Auteurs principaux: Schwartz, Philip K., von Blanckenburg, Arian L.
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author Schwartz, Philip K.
von Blanckenburg, Arian L.
author_facet Schwartz, Philip K.
von Blanckenburg, Arian L.
contents We extend well-known results on the Newtonian limit of Lorentzian metrics to orthonormal frames. Concretely, we prove that, given a one-parameter family of Lorentzian metrics that in the Newtonian limit converges to a Galilei structure, any family of orthonormal frames for these metrics converges pointwise to a Galilei frame, assuming that the two obvious necessary conditions are satisfied: the spatial frame must not rotate indefinitely as the limit is approached, and the frame's boost velocity with respect to some fixed reference observer needs to converge.
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spellingShingle The Newtonian limit of orthonormal frames in metric theories of gravity
Schwartz, Philip K.
von Blanckenburg, Arian L.
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
Mathematical Physics
History and Philosophy of Physics
We extend well-known results on the Newtonian limit of Lorentzian metrics to orthonormal frames. Concretely, we prove that, given a one-parameter family of Lorentzian metrics that in the Newtonian limit converges to a Galilei structure, any family of orthonormal frames for these metrics converges pointwise to a Galilei frame, assuming that the two obvious necessary conditions are satisfied: the spatial frame must not rotate indefinitely as the limit is approached, and the frame's boost velocity with respect to some fixed reference observer needs to converge.
title The Newtonian limit of orthonormal frames in metric theories of gravity
topic General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
Mathematical Physics
History and Philosophy of Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.01800