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The Lorenz transformations are so connected with Special Relative theory that, as a rule, their interpretation is possible, only within the limits of this theory. We come to these transformations independently on the other hand and as a result we will receive unexpected results.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
The Lorenz transformations are so connected with Special Relative theory that, as a rule, their interpretation is possible, only within the limits of this theory. We come to these transformations independently on the other hand and as a result we will receive unexpected results.


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Scientific Paper
TitleGalilean and Lorentz Transformations
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Author(s)Aleksandr M Tsybin
Published2012
JournalProceedings of the NPA
Volume9
No. of pages3
Pages638-640

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Abstract

The Lorenz transformations are so connected with Special Relative theory that, as a rule, their interpretation is possible, only within the limits of this theory. We come to these transformations independently on the other hand and as a result we will receive unexpected results.