Zur Elektrodynamik bewegter Körper.¶
Einstein, A. (1905). Zur Elektrodynamik bewegter Körper. Annalen der Physik, 322(10), 891-921.
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Primes¶
- Frame Change
- Frame change makes the invariant/frame-relative partition a required output rather than a courtesy, so the question "did something happen, or did the assignment move?" acquires a procedure instead of an intuition.
This sourceDerives the transformation under which simultaneity and duration are frame-relative, separating those quantities from what the transformation leaves fixed.
- Frame change makes the invariant/frame-relative partition a required output rather than a courtesy, so the question "did something happen, or did the assignment move?" acquires a procedure instead of an intuition.
- Frame of Reference
Domain-specific¶
- Twin Paradox
This sourcePrimary source deriving moving-clock lag and noting closed or polygonal transported-clock paths.
Mechanisms¶
- Reference-Frame Matrix
- It is the natural cure for teams talking past each other because each is silently reasoning from a different frame, echoing the physicist's discipline of stating which frame of reference
This sourceFormulates physical comparisons relative to explicitly specified systems of coordinates or reference frames.
- It is the natural cure for teams talking past each other because each is silently reasoning from a different frame, echoing the physicist's discipline of stating which frame of reference
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