CONTENTS
Preface
R. Ruffini and L. Z. Fang, Series Editors
Address to the Participants Pope John Paul II
Summary of the Meeting
C. W. F. Everitt and M. Demianksi
Bill Fairbank: a Scientist and a Friend L. Z. Fang
1. Tests of Underlying Principles in Gravitational Physics and Their Theoretical Rationale
Comments on Long Range Parity Violating Forces
G. W. Gibbons
Limits on G-Variability From Spin-Down of Radio-Pulsars
L Goldman
Nucleosyntliesis Constraints on an Extended Jordan-Brans-Dicke Theory
C.
Gundlach and T. Damour
Do Cosmic Strings Violate the Equivalence Principle?
D. Kalligas
Mass in the Standard Model
G. Preparata
Satellite Test of the Equivalence Principle
P. W. Worden, Jr.
2. Frameworks for Testing Gravitational Theories, Present Status of Theory Testing and Future Prospects
A New Approach to the General Relativistic N-Body Problem
T. Damour,
Al. Soffel, and C. Al. Wu
Estimation of Post-Newtonian Parameters from LLR Data
J. Muller, Al.
Schneider, Al. Soffel, and H. Ruder
Precision Optical Interferometry in Space
R. D. Reasenberg
Testing the Einstein Equivalence Principle with the Stanford Gyro Experiment
M.
P. Reisenberger
General Relativity at 75: How Right Was Einstein?
C. M. Will
3. Rotational Effects in General Relativity, Frame-Dragging and the Geodetic Effect
Relativistic Deformation Effects of a Born Rigid Continuum
G. Ferrarese,
L. Stazi, C. Cattani, and D. Bini
Gravitoelectromagnetism and the Single Gyro
P. Carini and R. T. Jantzen
The Gyromagnetic Electron Gyroscope and the Superfluid 4He
Analog
of the r.f.S QUID: Towards High Resolution Rotation Measurements
M.
Cerdonio, P. Falferi, and G. A. Prodi
The Physics of the LAGEOS-III Gravitomagnetic Experiment:
A Summary and an Introduction to the Main Scientific Results of an Italian
Study
I. Ciufolini
Space Dynamics at the 10-12 M/S2 Level
P. Farinella
Detailed Simulation of the Lageos-3 Measurement of the Lense-Thirring
Precession
Al. Al. Waikins, B. D. Tapley, R. J. Eanes, and J. C. Ries
The LAGEOS Along-Track Acceleration: A Review
D. P. Rubincam
Results from the First Integrated System Tests of the Gravity Probe B
Experiment
M. A. Taber et aL
On the Measurement of the Gravitomagnetic Field of the Earth by Gravity
Gradiometers
D. S. Theiss
Millisecond Pulsars in Globular Clusters
M. Tavani
4. Experiments and Theory of Gravitational Radiation
Michelson Geostationary Gravitational Wave Observatory
A. J. Anderson
Searching Gravitational Waves In Roma and Stanford
Al. Bassan
Gravitational Radiation from the Collapse of Rotating Stellar Cores
G.
Schafer, R. Monchmeyer, and E. Muller
Low-Frequency Sources of Gravitational Waves
B. F. Schntz
5. Advanced Technologies: Clocks, Drag-Free and Cryogenics in Space
The Merits of Space and Cryogenic Operation in the Gravity Probe B
Relativity Gyroscope Mission
C. W. F. Everitt et al.
Measurements of Gravity Gradients in a fleely Falling Platform at Balloon
Altitudes
F. Fuligni
New Laser Gyros for Tests of Metric Gravitation Theories
H. Heiimann,
W. P. Schleich, and Al. 0. Scully
Trapped Ion Clocks
L. Alaleki
Al.'Noise Attenuators for Gravity Experiments in Space
A.
M. Nobili, C. Catastini, and A. Di Virgiho
Superconducting Gravity Gradiometer Mission
H. J. Paik
and S. H. Morgan
Improvements to Geodesy from Gradiometers and Drag-Free
Satellites
E. C. Pavlis
Gravity Probe B Superfluid Helium Dewar and Probe
R.
Parmley and C. Reynolds
Past and Future Tests of Relativistic Gravitation with
Atomic Clocks
R. F. C. Vessot
6. Classical Gravity
Global Topology of the Universe
L. Z. Fang
Three Ways How Quantum Physics May Modify General Relativity
in Certain Limits
L. Halpern
Toward a Gauge Field Theory of Gravity
H. Yilmaz
7. Considerations in Spacecraft Design, Program Management and the Use of the Columbus Space Station
The Arisoteles Mission
S. Hieber
Post Newtonian Limit of Finsler Space Theories of Gravity
and Solar System Tests
L W. Roxburgh
The Columbus Program and Gravity Science
A. D. A. M.
Spallicci
Tethered Systems and Einstenian Frequency Shifts
R. Staho and A.
Shvartsburg
Approaches to Spacecraft Design for Relativity Experiments
J. A. Walker