Abstract
One of the classical tests of general relativity is the precision measurements by Pound and Rebka of red-shift/blue-shift of photons in a gravitational field. In this essay, we lay out a temporal version of the Pound–Rebka experiment. The emission and absorption of photons occurs at different times, rather than at different spatial locations as in the original Pound–Rebka experiment. This temporal Pound–Rebka experiment is equivalent to a gravitational Aharonov–Bohm Effect and is testable via current or near future satellite experiments.
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