Re: Kozyrev's work?

["Paul Camp" <pjcamp@coastal.edu>]

> =
> = Secondly, in relation to this time differential  -- do electrostatic or 
> = electromagnetic fields produce time dilation?  Would like to relate these 
> = two ideas but have not been able to find articles on interferometry which 
> = show a gradient in the pace of time due to these fields.  Grateful for
> = any help or references on this subject. 

> Regards,  Dave Cruz <DCRUZ@T1ACC1.INTEL.COM> {Speaking for myself}
Any Form of energy will cause a time dilation due to its 
gravitational effects. This would be miniscule for any reasonable 
electromagnetic field (I'm not even sure it would be measurable at 
all) but in principle it is there. See any of the standard General 
Relativity references (e.g. Misner, Thorne and Wheeler; Wald; 
Weinberg).

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