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The Principle of Least Action in Special Relativity Theory

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Scientific Paper
TitleThe Principle of Least Action in Special Relativity Theory
Author(s)Victor A Kuligin
Keywordsspecial relativity theory, action
Published2001
JournalGalilean Electrodynamics
Volume12
NumberS2
Pages35-37

Abstract

The mathematical formalism of Special Relativity Theory is shown not to provide a durable mathematical foundation for mechanics. The principle of least action (Hamilton's principle) does not apply in the mechanics and field theories of Special Relativity Theory.