Generalized Observers and Velocity Measurements in General Relativity
@article{Crawford2002GeneralizedOA, title={Generalized Observers and Velocity Measurements in General Relativity}, author={P. Crawford and I. Tereno}, journal={General Relativity and Gravitation}, year={2002}, volume={34}, pages={2075-2088} }
To resolve some unphysical interpretations related to velocity measurements by static observers, we discuss the use of generalized observer sets, give a prescription for defining the speed of test particles relative to these observers, and show that, for any locally inertial frame, the speed of a freely falling material particle is always less than the speed of light at the Schwarzschild black hole surface.
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