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2019
The principle of the indistinguishability of inertial systems, or the equivalence of all of them, stands at the beginning of physics when it became an exact science.
Helmut Günther, Volker Müller
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The principle of the indistinguishability of inertial systems, or the equivalence of all of them, stands at the beginning of physics when it became an exact science.
Helmut Günther, Volker Müller
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1985
At the beginning of the seventeenth century the philosophical and cosmological views of Aristotle and Ptolemy still held sway in Europe and were indeed incorporated into the official dogma of the highest authority, the Catholic Church. Galileo challenged these traditional precepts in many ways.
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At the beginning of the seventeenth century the philosophical and cosmological views of Aristotle and Ptolemy still held sway in Europe and were indeed incorporated into the official dogma of the highest authority, the Catholic Church. Galileo challenged these traditional precepts in many ways.
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Relativity and the Uncertainty Principle
Physical Review, 1932Rosen, N., Vallarta, M. S.
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The Inertial Transformations and the Relativity Principle
Foundations of Physics Letters, 2005zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Mach’s principle and general relativity
Acta Physica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae, 1964It is argued, after a short review of the problem, thatMach’s principle, in an interpretation near toMach’s original ideas, is not incorporated in general relativity. On the other hand, one can formulate a selection principle on the basis of which it is possible to divide the solutions of gravitational equations into two classes.
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1966
Newtonian dynamics postulates the existence of an absolute space “independent of the bodies contained in it”, and of a universal time that “flows uniformly”.
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Newtonian dynamics postulates the existence of an absolute space “independent of the bodies contained in it”, and of a universal time that “flows uniformly”.
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1984
There are very few discoveries that can be said, unequivocally, to have changed radically the course of human progress. In evaluating the importance of the subject of this book it is possible to go even further and say that the formulation of special relativity, at the beginning of this century, was the most significant event in the history of mankind.
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There are very few discoveries that can be said, unequivocally, to have changed radically the course of human progress. In evaluating the importance of the subject of this book it is possible to go even further and say that the formulation of special relativity, at the beginning of this century, was the most significant event in the history of mankind.
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