Post-Newtonian Corrections in the Dynamics in the Earth–Moon System and Their Importance for the Relativistic Theories of Gravitation: A Historical Case Study [Book Review]

Foundations of Physics 32 (1):177-186 (2002)
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As an example of a historical case study, some aspects of the post-Newtonian corrections in the Earth–Moon dynamics are described and discussed

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