A Tentative View on the Invariance of Theory of Relativity
Xinli Zhou
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Xinli Zhou
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This paper aims at studying the premises presupposed by classical mechanics and relativity by proposing a new concept of higher dimensional space to show that the distance traveled by light in space is not objectively the same for different frames of reference, as contemporary physicists such as Newton and Einstein have always understood, but is consistent for any frame of reference!
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This paper aims at studying the premises presupposed by classical mechanics and relativity by proposing a new concept of higher dimensional space to show that the distance traveled by light in space is not objectively the same for different frames of reference, as contemporary physicists such as Newton and Einstein have always understood, but is consistent for any frame of reference!
Key concepts: Frame of reference, Einstein, Theory of relativity, Reference frame, Theoretical physics, Space (punctuation), Special relativity, Frame (networking)