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Relativity: The Special and the General Theory
, 2015Time's 'Man of the Century', Albert Einstein is the unquestioned founder of modern physics. His theory of relativity is the most important scientific idea of the modern era.
A. Einstein
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Fine's Fragmentalist Interpretation of Special Relativity
, 2017In “Tense and Reality”, Kit Fine (2005) proposed a novel way to think about realism about tense in the metaphysics of time. In particular, he explored two non-standard forms of realism about tense (“external relativism” and “fragmentalism”), arguing that
Thomas Hofweber, Marc Lange
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Tunneling Flight Time, Chemistry, and Special Relativity.
Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters, 2017Attosecond ionization experiments have not resolved the question "What is the tunneling time?". Different definitions of tunneling time lead to different results.
Jakob Petersen, E. Pollak
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How to teach special relativity
, 2016I have for long thought that if I had the opportunity to teach this subject, I would emphasize the continuity with earlier ideas. Usually it is the discontinuity which is stressed, the radical break with more primitive notions of space and time.
J. Bell
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Special relativity: an introduction
2020The main concepts of mechanics and electromagnetism in the framework of special relativity are reviewed. Relativistic kinematics is analyzed, by starting from the very beginning of the theory. The relativistic form of Newton’s laws is successively deduced.
De Luca R., Sette Marcello, Sorgente A.
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Special relativity and interferometers
Physical Review A, 1988A new generation of gravitational wave detectors is expected to be based on interferometers. Yurke et al. (1986) introduced a class of interferometers characterized by SU(1,1) which can in principle achieve a phase sensitivity approaching 1/N, where N is thte total number of photons entering the interferometer.
D. Han, Young S. Kim
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Publisher Summary The theories of special relativity and general relativity together represent one of mankind's greatest intellectual achievements. This chapter presents the development or measurement of the theory of special relativity in constant-velocity reference frames.
George B. Arfken +3 more
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Publisher Summary The theories of special relativity and general relativity together represent one of mankind's greatest intellectual achievements. This chapter presents the development or measurement of the theory of special relativity in constant-velocity reference frames.
George B. Arfken +3 more
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De Sitter Invariant Special Relativity
, 2015General Introduction Einstein's Special Relativity De Sitter Invariant Special Relativity dS/AdS Relativistic Quantum Mechanics dS/AdS General Relativity Hydrogen Atom in dS/AdS-Special Relativity Superluminal Neutrino in dS/AdS-Special Relativity Non ...
M. Yan
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Special Relativity Search for applied mechanics and engineering
Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering, 2023V. Goodarzimehr +3 more
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Introduction to Special Relativity
2007Maxwell equations in vacuum space describe the propagation of electromagnetic signals with speed \( c \equiv 1/\sqrt {\mu _0 \varepsilon _0 } \). Since, according to the Galilean relativity principle, velocities must be added like vectors when going from one inertial reference frame to another, the vector corresponding to the velocity of a luminous ...
Massimo D'Elia, Carlo Maria Becchi
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