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This paper is concerned with the signal method of clock synchronization.  A general definition of the simultaneity of the distant events is derived.  In the unified context, both isotropic and anisotropic descriptions of physical processes in inertial reference systems are considered.  A new relation for the proper time is deduced.  New transformations of coordinates in two-dimensional space-time are obtained.  In special cases the transformations describe Euclidean,  pseudo-Euclidean, Galilean and other kinematics.  All such cases have validity equal to relativistic mechanics for the description of physical processes[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
This paper is concerned with the signal method of clock synchronization.  A general definition of the simultaneity of the distant events is derived.  In the unified context, both isotropic and anisotropic descriptions of physical processes in inertial reference systems are considered.  A new relation for the proper time is deduced.  New transformations of coordinates in two-dimensional space-time are obtained.  In special cases the transformations describe Euclidean,  pseudo-Euclidean, Galilean and other kinematics.  All such cases have validity equal to relativistic mechanics for the description of physical processes


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Scientific Paper
TitleConvention in the General Definition of Simultaneity
Author(s)R G Zaripov
Keywordssimultaneity, special relativity theory, Galilean relativity, Euclidean relativity
Published1998
JournalGalilean Electrodynamics
Volume9
Number4
Pages63-71

Abstract

This paper is concerned with the signal method of clock synchronization. A general definition of the simultaneity of the distant events is derived. In the unified context, both isotropic and anisotropic descriptions of physical processes in inertial reference systems are considered. A new relation for the proper time is deduced. New transformations of coordinates in two-dimensional space-time are obtained. In special cases the transformations describe Euclidean, pseudo-Euclidean, Galilean and other kinematics. All such cases have validity equal to relativistic mechanics for the description of physical processes