Constraints on violations of Lorentz symmetry from Gravity Probe B
James M. Overduin, Ryan D. Everett, Quentin G. Bailey

TL;DR
This paper uses Gravity Probe B data to establish new upper limits on Lorentz symmetry violations in gravity, including the first constraints on a specific Lorentz-violating coefficient.
Contribution
It provides the first constraints on the time-time component coefficient of Lorentz violation in the gravitational sector using experimental data.
Findings
New upper limits on Lorentz violation coefficients
First constraints on the time-time component coefficient
Enhanced understanding of Lorentz symmetry in gravity
Abstract
We use the final results from Gravity Probe B to set new upper limits on the gravitational sector of the Standard-Model Extension, including for the first time the coefficient associated with the time-time component of the new field responsible for inducing local Lorentz violation in the theory.
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