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	This paper gives mathematical grounds to the argument that Lorentz?s transformations are deduced with the violation of logic and elementary mathematical rules. To accord the laws of mechanics and electrodynamics there must be introduced a concept of ?imaginary motion?, which should be grounded logically. There is a proposal of setting two experiments that confirm the existence of an ether. There is an explanation of Fizeau?s experiment and the fact that during the Earth?s movement along its trajectory, the molecules of air remain.		This paper gives mathematical grounds to the argument that Lorentz?s transformations are deduced with the violation of logic and elementary mathematical rules. To accord the laws of mechanics and electrodynamics there must be introduced a concept of ?imaginary motion?, which should be grounded logically. There is a proposal of setting two experiments that confirm the existence of an ether. There is an explanation of Fizeau?s experiment and the fact that during the Earth?s movement along its trajectory, the molecules of air remain.

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{{Infobox paper
| title = The Unsoundness of Special Relativity Theory
| author = [[Vladimir P Lavrushkin]]
| published = 2007
| journal = [[Galilean Electrodynamics]]
| volume = [[18]]
| number = [[S1]]
| pages = 18-20
}}

==Abstract==

This paper gives mathematical grounds to the argument that Lorentz?s transformations are deduced with the violation of logic and elementary mathematical rules. To accord the laws of mechanics and electrodynamics there must be introduced a concept of ?imaginary motion?, which should be grounded logically. There is a proposal of setting two experiments that confirm the existence of an ether. There is an explanation of Fizeau?s experiment and the fact that during the Earth?s movement along its trajectory, the molecules of air remain.

[[Category:Scientific Paper]]

[[Category:Relativity]]