Re: Gravitational time dilation within shell


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| Are the gravitational time dilation experienced by a test particle the
| same for these two setups?
|
| 1) A single gravitating body of mass M at a distance of R from the
| test particle ... tau = t sqrt(1 - 2GM/(Rc^2)).
|
| 2) A homogeneous shell of mass M of radius R, where the test particle
| is inside of the shell (doesn't need to be at the centre since dtau/dr
| = 0 inside).
|
| Thanks for any information.
|
| - Shawn

Yes, of course. Now be a good boy and take your medicine.




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