Titlebook: Understanding Relativity; Origin and Impact of Stanley Goldberg Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1984 Special relativity.

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Einstein’s Special Theory of Relativity and Its Consequences can be understood as a modification of the Newtonian theory of measurement. It is important to emphasize that the Newtonian theory of measurement had been accepted long before Newton and was so much a part of the thinking of natural philosophers that Newton hardly discussed it and almost never refe

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Further Consequences of the Heuristic Nature of the Special Theory of Relativityo examined how such observers would compare their measurements of inertial mass. The Lorentz and the Einstein theories predict the same consequences because they make use of the same transformation equations for relating temporal and spatial coordinates for different inertial observers. Although the

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As If It Never Happened: The French Response1911 was almost complete silence. Until Einstein visited France in 1910, there was hardly a mention of him in the French literature and no mention in the context of the physics and mathematics problems we now associate with the special theory of relativity. The contrast with Germany is startling, an

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Defending the Practical: The American Responsef the Atlantic, and the three European countries on the other side. Second, in comparison to the European communities, American culture is extremely young and the American physics community was, until the last decades of the nineteenth century, virtually nonexistent. Certainly, American physics had

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