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	\| title = Inertial Transformation Extended to the General Case		\| title = Inertial Transformation Extended to the General Case
	\| author = [[Maciej Rybicki]]		\| author = [[Maciej Rybicki]]
			\| keywords = Lorentz transformation, absolute motion
	\| published = 2010		\| published = 2010
	\| journal = [[Galilean Electrodynamics]]		\| journal = [[Galilean Electrodynamics]]

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	==Abstract==		==Abstract==

	The assumption of a privileged frame of reference entails a special type of transformation, different from the Lorentz transformation. The simplest form of this special type, here called ?inertial transformation? (IT), applies to the special case where one system is privileged. The present paper deduces the general type of inertial transformation, including cases of both systems in absolute motion, with their absolute velocity vectors directed relative to each other at any angle between 0 and (Pi).[[Category:Scientific Paper]]		The assumption of a privileged frame of reference entails a special type of transformation, different from the Lorentz transformation. The simplest form of this special type, here called ?inertial transformation? (IT), applies to the special case where one system is privileged. The present paper deduces the general type of inertial transformation, including cases of both systems in absolute motion, with their absolute velocity vectors directed relative to each other at any angle between 0 and (Pi).

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{{Infobox paper
| title = Inertial Transformation Extended to the General Case
| author = [[Maciej Rybicki]]
| published = 2010
| journal = [[Galilean Electrodynamics]]
| volume = [[21]]
| number = [[S1]]
| pages = 8-10
}}

==Abstract==

The assumption of a privileged frame of reference entails a special type of transformation, different from the Lorentz transformation. The simplest form of this special type, here called ?inertial transformation? (IT), applies to the special case where one system is privileged. The present paper deduces the general type of inertial transformation, including cases of both systems in absolute motion, with their absolute velocity vectors directed relative to each other at any angle between 0 and (Pi).[[Category:Scientific Paper]]

[[Category:Relativity]]