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... primed frame in the unprimed frame . We'll discuss derivation in a minute . ( It would perhaps be reasonable , but it is not customary , to use v ' in the in- verse Lorentz transformation , where v ' is the speed of the unprimed frame ...
... primed frame in the unprimed frame . We'll discuss derivation in a minute . ( It would perhaps be reasonable , but it is not customary , to use v ' in the in- verse Lorentz transformation , where v ' is the speed of the unprimed frame ...
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... frame , and the result is At ' = y At ( 18.9 ) which is the time dilation again : The time between tick and tock is longer in the primed frame , where the clock is moving . The argument is circular , of course , in that we used the time ...
... frame , and the result is At ' = y At ( 18.9 ) which is the time dilation again : The time between tick and tock is longer in the primed frame , where the clock is moving . The argument is circular , of course , in that we used the time ...
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... primed frame , but that was not simultaneous in the primed frame : = Act ' y Act By Ax - and At = 0 , so the difference in time between marking one end and the other is = Act ' - By Ax In the primed frame it doesn't matter when we mark ...
... primed frame , but that was not simultaneous in the primed frame : = Act ' y Act By Ax - and At = 0 , so the difference in time between marking one end and the other is = Act ' - By Ax In the primed frame it doesn't matter when we mark ...
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Electric Field EGausss Law | 33 |
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