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20102015
most citedTesting scalar-tensor theories and PPN parameters in Earth orbit

42 citations · 131 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

gr-qc2015★ 2 cited

Geometrical vs wave optics under gravitational waves

Raymond Angélil, Prasenjit Saha

We present some new derivations of the effect of a plane gravitational wave on a light ray. A simple interpretation of the results is that a gravitational wave causes a phase modul…

gr-qc2014

Testing General Relativity and Alternative Theories of Gravity with Space-based Atomic Clocks and Atom Interferometers

Ruxandra Bondarescu, Andreas Schärer, Philippe Jetzer +3

The successful miniaturisation of extremely accurate atomic clocks and atom interferometers invites prospects for satellite missions to perform precision experiments. We discuss th…

gr-qc2014★ 42 cited

Testing scalar-tensor theories and PPN parameters in Earth orbit

Andreas Schärer, Raymond Angélil, Ruxandra Bondarescu +2

We compute the PPN parameters and for general scalar-tensor theories in the Einstein frame, which we compare to the existing PPN formulation in the Jordan frame for alterna…

astro-ph.GA2014★ 28 cited

Clocks around Sgr A*

Raymond Angélil, Prasenjit Saha

The S stars near the Galactic centre and any pulsars that may be on similar orbits, can be modelled in a unified way as clocks orbiting a black hole, and hence are potential probes…

astro-ph.EP2014★ 21 cited

Spacecraft Clocks and Relativity: Prospects for Future Satellite Missions

Raymond Angélil, Prasenjit Saha, Ruxandra Bondarescu +3

The successful miniaturization of extremely accurate atomic clocks invites prospects for satellite missions to perform precise timing experiments. This will allow effects predicted…

gr-qc2010★ 38 cited

Relativistic redshift effects and the Galactic-center stars

Raymond Angélil, Prasenjit Saha

The high pericenter velocities (up to a few percent of light) of the S stars around the Galactic-center black hole suggest that general relativistic effects may be detectable throu…