martinbn
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No, that is still local.Demystifier said:I'm not sure what do you mean by that. If you mean that Eq. (84.6) in LL is local, one can always integrate it ##l=\int dl## to get a global distance. The integral is taken along a geodesic with respect to the spatial metric (84.7).