Possible tests of curvature effects in weak gravitational fields
B. Preziosi, G.M. Tino

TL;DR
This paper explores the potential for optical experiments to detect curvature effects in weak gravitational fields, focusing on particle and photon trajectories as predicted by general relativity, and assesses the feasibility of Earth-based tests.
Contribution
It proposes specific optical methods to test general relativity's predictions for weak gravitational fields using Earth-based experiments.
Findings
Optical methods can potentially detect curvature effects in weak fields
Feasibility of Earth-based experiments for testing general relativity
Sensitivity requirements for detecting predicted trajectories
Abstract
We analyze the possibility of detecting, with optical methods, particle and photon trajectories predicted by general relativity for a weak spherically-symmetric gravitational field. We discuss the required sensitivities and the possibility of performing specific experiments on the Earth.
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