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gr-qc2005

Equations of motion according to the asymptotic post-Newtonian scheme for general relativity in the harmonic gauge

Mayeul Arminjon

The asymptotic scheme of post-Newtonian approximation defined for general relativity (GR) in the harmonic gauge by Futamase & Schutz (1983) is based on a family of initial data for…

gr-qc20031 cited

Motion of the mass centers in a scalar theory of gravitation: the point particle limit

Mayeul Arminjon

We investigate the point-particle limit of the equations of motion valid for a system of extended bodies in a scalar alternative theory of gravitation: the size of one of the bodie…

gr-qc2002

Equations of motion of the mass centers in a scalar theory of gravitation: Expansion in the separation parameter

Mayeul Arminjon

An asymptotic framework is defined for the small parameter eta which quantifies a good separation between the extended bodies that make a weakly gravitating system. This is introdu…

gr-qc2000

Asymptotic expansions for relativistic celestial mechanics

Mayeul Arminjon

The method of asymptotic expansions is used to build an approximation scheme relevant to celestial mechanics in relativistic theories of gravitation. A scalar theory is considered,…

gr-qc2000

Weak-field approximation of a scalar theory of gravitation and some remarks on the propagation effects of gravity

Mayeul Arminjon

A simple example is given of the implementation of the usual method of asymptotic expansions for weak gravitational fields. A scalar, preferred-frame theory of gravitation is consi…

gr-qc1999

Post-Newtonian Approximation of a Scalar Theory of Gravitation and Application to Light Rays

Mayeul Arminjon

A scalar, preferred-frame theory of gravitation is summarized. Space-time is endowed with both a flat metric and a curved, "physical" metric. Motion is governed by a natural extens…