Gravitoelectromagnetism (GEM) is a long word for the analogy between linear electromagnetism and nonlinear general relativity split into 1+3 or 3+1 form by an observer congruence which can be done in a number of ways. This directory contains an incomplete LaTeX manuscript of a book in [slow] progress on this topic:
Gravitoelectromagnetism: the User Manual
or
Understanding Spacetime Splittings and Their Relationships
by R.T. Jantzen, Paolo Carini, Donato Bini.
The preface and introduction are contained in a single PDF file.
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[The whole unfinished book is a 1.2 MEG PDF file. Doesn't
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A useful summary of formulas from differential geometry relevant to GR may be found in the appendix.
The main LaTeX file gem.tex with two macro files bobmacrola.tex
and gemmac.tex typesets the 5 chapter book with a long bibliography on the
topic and an appendix of the differential geometry used:
This copy is made available with the understanding that it be appropriately referenced if it proves useful.
7-oct-2013