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Call a frame loop any sequence of symmetry operations — translations, boosts, elapsed proper time — whose net classical effect, read off the group’s own parameters, is the identity. Two such loops carry this paper.
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- [10] Quantum Interferometric Visibility as a Witness of General Relativistic Proper Time ↗
- [16] Atomic Interferometry Using Stimulated Raman Transitions ↗
- [15] Observation of Gravitationally Induced Quantum Interference ↗
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