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Proving the Eisntein equations imply the equivalence principle
One often read generalities about General Relativity and the Equivalence Principle.
The EP was a roadmap for building GR, clearly. We are all convinced that the EP is embedded in GR. Maybe we read a proof of it, sometimes ago. But personally, I don't remember. So, it would really be useful to me to learn how it can be seen precisely that the Einstein's equations imply the equivalence principle. I have the feeling that the covariance is the key, but I don't see the details. Thanks for your lights, Michel |
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