Sunday 29 October 2017

Relativistic constant acceleration in the framework of general relativity


Regarding the constant acceleration of a spacecraft towards relativistic velocities, the general equations are found at the following link: Baez


However, if the distance covered is in excess of 1 billion light-years, general relativity would have to be used to compute the distance.


So an attempt to find the corresponding equations was made in this post: post for the framework of GR


Can someone actually give a numerical example of the calculations involved in the latter link?


Also no description was given for the calculation of $a(t)$.


Thanks




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