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Within the framework of the previous paper, we complete the set of equations of motion by including the spin propagation equation at first order. We check this equation with the known result on the precession, which is obtained by means of slow motion approximation of our result. A new scheme of expanding equations of motion is also introduced. It will be useful to undertake higher-order calculations.
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Ibañez, J., Martin, J. & Ruiz, E. Gravitational interaction of two spinning particles in general relativity. II. Gen Relat Gravit 16, 225–242 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00762538
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