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most citedThe Pioneer anomaly as acceleration of the clocks

27 citations · 102 across the 17 of their papers we have counts for

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17 papers

physics.class-ph2014★ 14 cited

A Topological Structure in the Set of Classical Free Radiation Electromagnetic Fields

A. F. Ranada, A. Tiemblo

The aim of this work is to proceed with the development of a model of topological electromagnetism in empty space, proposed by one of us some time ago and based on the existence of…

gr-qc2011★ 2 cited

The dynamical nature of time

Antonio F. Rañada, A. Tiemblo

It is usually assumed that the "" parameter in the equations of dynamics can be identified with the indication of the pointer of a clock. Things are not so easy, however. In fac…

gr-qc2009★ 1 cited

On the compatibility of a proposed explanation of the Pioneer anomaly with the cartography of the solar system

Antonio F. Ranada, Alfredo Tiemblo

We analyze here the reasons why an explanation of the Pioneer anomaly proposed by the authors is fully compatible with the cartography of the solar system. First, this proposal pos…

gr-qc2008

A proposal that explains the Pioneer anomaly

Antonio F. Ranada, Alfredo Tiemblo

We propose here an explanation of the Pioneer anomaly which is not in conflict with the cartography of the solar system. In our model, the spaceship does not suffer any extra accel…

gr-qc2007

General structure of the solutions of the Hamiltonian constraints of gravity

J. Martin, Antonio F. Rañada, A. Tiemblo

A general framework for the solutions of the constraints of pure gravity is constructed. It provides with well defined mathematical criteria to classify their solutions in four cla…

gr-qc2007★ 3 cited

On Mach's principle: Inertia as gravitation

J. Martin, Antonio F. Ranada, A. Tiemblo

In order to test the validity of Mach's principle, we calculate the action of the entire universe on a test mass in its rest frame, which is an acceleration . We show th…