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Riemann Normal Coordinate expansions using Cadabra

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arxiv 0903.2087 v3 pith:6XYIGUCW submitted 2009-03-12 gr-qc

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Riemann normal coordinate expansions of the metric and other geometrical quantities, including the geodesic arc-length, will be presented. All of the results are given to fifth-order in the curvature and were obtained using the computer algebra package Cadabra.

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