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G. Longhi 《Foundations of Physics Letters》2006,19(3):201-223
The locality hypothesis is generally considered necessary for the study of the kinematics of non-inertial systems in special
relativity. In this paper we discuss this hypothesis, showing the necessity of an improvement, in order to get a more clear
understanding of the various concepts involved, like coordinate velocity and standard velocity of light. Concrete examples
are shown, where these concepts are discussed. 相似文献
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F. Selleri 《Foundations of Physics Letters》2003,16(1):71-82
Transformations of space and time, depending on a synchronisation parameter e
1, indicate the existence of a privileged inertial system S
0. The Lorentz transformations are obtained for a particular e
10. No classical experiment on relativity is expected to depend on the choice of e
1. We show, consistently with expectations, that the result of the Fizeau experiment is explained equally well by theories adopting different values of e
1. In previous papers we showed that if accelerated reference frames are considered only e
1=0 remains possible. 相似文献
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Robert D. Klauber 《Foundations of Physics Letters》2003,16(5):447-463
The Sagnac time delay and fringe shift dependency on angular velocity and enclosed area are derived from the rotating reference frame using non-time-orthogonal (NTO) tensor analysis. NTO analysis differs from traditional approaches by postulating that the continuous and single valued nature of physical time constrains simultaneity in a rotating frame to be unique (and thus not a matter of convention.) This implies anisotropy in the physical, local speed of light and invalidity of the hypothesis of locality for NTO frames. The Sagnac relationship for the most general case, in which the area enclosed is not circular and does not have the axis of rotation passing through its center, is determined. 相似文献
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Coleman and Korté have restated and defended an earlier attempt to refute the traditional thesis of the conventionality of simultaneity within special relativity. Here we argue their attempt still fails and respond to criticisms of a paper in which we addressed the inadequacies of their earlier paper. The spatial criterion they use to argue for standard synchronization throughout an inertial frame is merely a definition and provides no demonstration that a unique distant simultaneity relation exists in nature. 相似文献
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S. K. Ghosal Biplab Raychaudhuri Anjan Kumar Chowdhury Minakshi Sarker 《Foundations of Physics Letters》2003,16(6):549-563
In this paper we critically examine a recently posed paradox (tippe top paradox in relativity) and its suggested resolution. A tippe top when spun on a table, tips over after a few rotations and eventually stands spinning on its stem. The ability of the top to demonstrate this charming feat depends on its geometry (all tops are not tippe tops). To a rocket-bound observer the top geometry should change because of the Lorentz contraction. This gives rise to the possibility that for a sufficiently fast observer the geometry of the top may get altered to such an extent that the top may not tip over! This is certainly paradoxical since a mere change of the observer cannot alter the fact that the top tips over on the table. In an effort to resolve the issue the authors of the paradox compare the equations of motion of the particles of the top from the perspective of the inertial frames of the rocket and the table and observe among other things that (1) the relativity of simultaneity plays an essential role in resolving the paradox and (2) the puzzle in some way is connected with one of the corrolaries of special relativity that the notion of rigidity is inconsistent with the theory. We show here that the question of the incompatibility of the notion of rigidity with special relativity has nothing to do with the current paradox and the role of the lack of synchronization of clocks in the context of the paradox is grossly over-emphasized. The conventionality of simultaneity of special relativity and the notion of the standard (Einstein) synchrony in the Galilean world have been used to throw light on some subtle issues concerning the paradox. 相似文献
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This paper gives two complete and elementary proofs that if the speed of light over closed paths has a universal value c, then it is possible to synchronize clocks in such a way that the one-way speed of light is c. The first proof is an elementary version of a recent proof. The second provides high precision experimental evidence that it is possible to synchronize clocks in such a way that the one-way speed of light has a universal value. We also discuss an old incomplete proof by Weyl which is important from an historical perspective. 相似文献
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