Find the coordinate transformation and the stationary metric in the rotating reference system with the angular...

Find the coordinate transformation and the stationary metric in the rotating reference system with the angular velocity \omegaω. Stationary metrics are those, which are invariant under time--translations, but are not invariant under time--reversal transformation. (Use cylindrical coordinates in the spatial part of the flat space--time.)

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