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Scientific Paper
TitleKinematic Confirmation of Thomas Paradox
Author(s)Constantin I Mocanu
KeywordsThomas rotation angle, Cartesian coordinates, relativistic composite velocities, inertial motion
Published1993
JournalGalilean Electrodynamics
Volume4
Number2
Pages23-28

Abstract

The identification of the Thomas rotation angle of Cartesian coordinates with the angle between relativistic composite velocities leads to a conflict with the concept of intertial motion. As a consequence Thomas rotation is unable to extend the 1 + 1 Lorentz transformation to 1 + 3 dimensions.