Physical Review Letters · 1977 · 272 citations · 7 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsElectromagneticsElectromagnetismTheoretical PhysicsClassical MechanicsEquivalence PrincipleExperimental Tests Of RelativityGeneral RelativitySpecial RelativityEinstein Equivalence PrincipleEquivalence Principle In General RelativityEquivalence Principle In Quantum MechanicsExperimental Tests Of The Equivalence PrincipleFree-fall ExperimentsGalilean Equivalence PrincipleUniversality Of Free FallWeak Equivalence Principle Tests
The implications of the weak equivalence principles are investigated in detail for electromagnetic systems in a general framework. In particular, I show that the universality of free-fall trajectories {Galileo weak equivalence principle (WEP[I])} does not imply the validity of the Einstein equivalence principle (EEP). However, WEP[I] plus the universality of free-fall rotation states (WEP[II]) does imply EEP. To test WEP[II] and EEP, I suggest that E\"otv\"os-type experiments on polarized bodies be performed.
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