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How does GR account for coriolis forces on a solid spherically symmetric body in a frame of reference where the solidy body rotation has been eliminated?
Are these trajectories inertial, as in if a free falling object has an initial velocity along the angle between the plane of rotation and the axis of rotation, are the coriolis trajectories geodesic paths?
Also please let me know of any good references that might help me
understand this.
Thanks in advance for any replies.
Are these trajectories inertial, as in if a free falling object has an initial velocity along the angle between the plane of rotation and the axis of rotation, are the coriolis trajectories geodesic paths?
Also please let me know of any good references that might help me
understand this.
Thanks in advance for any replies.