A simple criterion for nonrotating reference frames
Peter Collas, David Klein

TL;DR
This paper presents a straightforward criterion to determine when a reference frame with fixed spacelike coordinates is nonrotating according to Walker's definition, supported by theoretical proof and applications.
Contribution
It introduces a simple, verifiable condition for nonrotation of reference frames, enhancing understanding and practical assessment in relativity.
Findings
Provides a necessary and sufficient condition for nonrotation.
Offers a practical criterion that can be easily checked.
Includes applications demonstrating the criterion's usefulness.
Abstract
We prove a theorem that gives an easily verifiable necessary and sufficient condition for a reference frame with fixed spacelike coordinates to be nonrotating in the sense of Walker. Applications are discussed.
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