Gravitation Astrometric Measurement Experiment

Abstract

The Gravitation Astrometric Measurement Experiment (GAME) is a mission concept based on astronomical techniques (astrometry and coronagraphy) for Fundamental Physics measurements, namely the γ and β parameters of the Parametrized Post-Newtonian formulation of gravitation theories extending the General Relativity. The science case also addresses cosmology, extra-solar planets, Solar system objects and fundamental stellar parameters. The mission concept is described, including the measurement approach and the instrument design.

16 pages; 8 figures; accepted on Experimental Astronomy

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• Application of algorithms for high precision metrology
• Astrometric tests of General Relativity in the Solar System: mathematical and computational scenarios
• Solar System Tests of a New Class of $f(z)$ Theory