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Correcting the Mistake of the Principle of Light Velocity Invariance and its Effect

Zi Hua Zhang, Hua an Zhang, Zhi ying Zhong

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we pointed out the idea of Einstein, light speed is independent of the observer i.e. The principle of light speed invariance is incorrect. Instead of Lorentz Transformation we suggested a new time-space transformation, this revision of the Relativity will deeply effect the development of Science and Technology.

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we pointed out the idea of Einstein, light speed is independent of the observer i.e. The principle of light speed invariance is incorrect. Instead of Lorentz Transformation we suggested a new time-space transformation, this revision of the Relativity will deeply effect the development of Science and Technology.

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we pointed out the idea of Einstein, light speed is independent of the observer i.e. The principle of light speed invariance is incorrect. Instead of Lorentz Transformation we suggested a new time-space transformation, this revision of the Relativity will deeply effect the development of Science and Technology.

Key concepts: One-way speed of light, Mistake, Lorentz transformation, Observer (physics), Velocity-addition formula, Theory of relativity, Test theories of special relativity, Transformation (genetics)

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