Chronogeometry and the dyadic method in general relativity theory

A connection has been revealed of the dyadic method and chronogeometry based on determination of the distance by an observer by measuring the moments of sending and receiving the signal reflected from the object under observation, which propagates along isotropic geodesics. A number of examples of determining the distance by a moving observer has been considered. The distance and time in chronogeometry determined between close points of the reference system have been shown to be equivalent to the distance and time in the monad method of predetermination of the reference system