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On the following website;
http://www.cfa.harvard.edu/Walsworth/Activities/Atomic%20clock/old_atomicclock.html"
I read that;
The gravitational red-shift is a consequence of the local position invariance of the Einstein Equivalence Principle.
I know what gravitational red shift is and I understand the principle of Local Position Invariance but I don’t understand why gravitational red shift is a consequence of Local Position Invariance.
Can somebody enlighten me on this issue?
http://www.cfa.harvard.edu/Walsworth/Activities/Atomic%20clock/old_atomicclock.html"
I read that;
The gravitational red-shift is a consequence of the local position invariance of the Einstein Equivalence Principle.
I know what gravitational red shift is and I understand the principle of Local Position Invariance but I don’t understand why gravitational red shift is a consequence of Local Position Invariance.
Can somebody enlighten me on this issue?
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