Coordinate system in rotation.
Consider the Minkowski space in spherical coordinates (t, r, θ, φ)
and perform a coordinate transformation to a rotational system
given by t '= t, r' = r, θ '= θ, φ' = φ + ωt.
(a) Find the metric in the new coordinates and all the Christoffel symbols.
(b) Take θ' = θ = π/2. Write the equations of the geodesic and compare with the equations d²xi'/ dt'² = f^i, find the value of the "inertial forces" f^i. Is it possible to have a particle at rest in these coordinates (U^r' = U^φ' = 0) without applying an external force? If required, what is the external force that must be added to get the particle to remain at rest?
Coordinate system in rotation. Consider the Minkowski space in spherical coordinates (t, r, θ, φ) and perform a coordina...
Consider a two-dimensional space with coordinates x µ = (θ, φ), for which the only nonvanishing Christoffel symbols are 3. Consider a two-dimensional space with coordinates Ζμ-(9,0), for which the only non- vanishing Christoffel symbols are tan θ Write down the two components of the geodesic equation, and find a set a solutions.
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