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  • {{Short description|Relationship between relativity and pre-quantum electromagnetism}} ...ectromagnetism to the development of special relativity|History of special relativity|a fully covariant discussion|Covariant formulation of classical electromagn ...
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  • {{Short description|4-dimensional analogue of force used in theories of relativity}} In the [[special theory of relativity]], '''four-force''' is a [[four-vector]] that replaces the classical [[forc ...
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  • ...entz transformation]]<ref>{{cite book|last=French|first=A.P.|title=Special Relativity|publisher=W. W. Norton & Company|year=1968|isbn=0-393-09793-5}}</ref>), and ...ativity]]).|[[David Mermin]]: ''It's About Time - Understanding Einstein's Relativity'', Chapter 1}} ...
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  • ...elative motion in the [[classical mechanics|classical]], (or non-[[special relativity|relativistic]], or the [[Classical mechanics|Newtonian approximation]]) th ...lassical mechanics|classical]] model of relative motion violates [[special relativity]], we generalize the example into an equation: ...
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  • In [[special relativity|special]] and [[general relativity]], the '''four-current''' (technically the '''four-current density''')<ref> |title=Introduction to Special Relativity ...
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  • ...of reference|reference]]—is a topic of debate about [[Theory of relativity|relativity]], [[cosmology]], and the nature of [[physical law]]s. | title=Einstein's Theory of Relativity ...
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  • ...] to the electric field will transform it into a magnetic field. These are special cases of [[Duality (mathematics)|duality in mathematics]]. ...
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  • ...ial relativity and electromagnetism|Classical electromagnetism and special relativity|a more rigorous discussion|Covariant formulation of classical electromagnet ...radiation.<ref>What led me more or less directly to the special theory of relativity was the conviction that the electromotive force acting on a body in motion ...
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  • {{short description|Theorem in general relativity}} In [[general relativity]], '''Buchdahl's theorem''', named after [[Hans Adolf Buchdahl]],<ref>{{cit ...
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  • ==Special relativity== ...he Lorentz rotor is seen to form an instance of the SL(2,'''C''') group ([[special linear group]] of degree 2 over the [[complex number]]s), which is the doub ...
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  • ...t, is the same in either case, in accordance with the basic ''principle of relativity'', which states: "Only ''relative'' motion is observable; there is no absol ...experiment]], formed the basis of Einstein's development of the theory of relativity.<ref name="norton">{{Citation|last1=Norton |year=2004 |first1=John D. | jou ...
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  • An '''electromagnetic four-potential''' is a [[General relativity|relativistic]] [[vector function]] from which the [[electromagnetic field]] In [[special relativity]], the electric and magnetic fields transform under [[Lorentz transformatio ...
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  • ...culus point of view and does not bring in the kinematics effect of Special Relativity which are absolutely unimportant in the Galilean limit."<ref name="Rousseau ...Maxwell's equations]] to develop his theory of [[special relativity]]. The special property embedded in Maxwell's equations is known as the [[Lorentz invarian ...
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  • Although general relativity allows the formulation of the laws of physics using arbitrary coordinates, ...ticularly isotropy of the cosmic microwave background radiation, defines a special local [[frame of reference]] called the [[Proper frame|comoving frame]]. Th ...
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  • ...same in all [[frame of reference|frames of reference]] (see also [[special relativity]]). This equation says that the invariant mass is the pseudo-Euclidean leng ...clusion about equivalence of energy and mass. See ''{{section link|Special relativity#Relativistic dynamics and invariance}}''. ...
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  • {{Short description|Relationship between relativity and pre-quantum electromagnetism}} ...ectromagnetism to the development of special relativity|History of special relativity|a fully covariant discussion|Covariant formulation of classical electromagn ...
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  • ...graduate text on the subject,<ref>{{cite news|title=Notes from the Outside Special: Meet David J. Griffiths|newspaper=The Dilated Times: The newsletter of the *Chapter 12: Electrodynamics and [[Special relativity|Relativity]] ...
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  • ===Special relativity=== ...in]]'s [[Special relativity|Special Theory of Relativity]] that there is [[Relativity of simultaneity|no such thing as absolute simultaneity]]. When care is take ...
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  • ...every inertial reference frame leads to the [[Special relativity|theory of relativity]] ]] The [[Formulation of Maxwell's equations in special relativity|relativistic Maxwell's equations]] can be written in [[Covariance and contr ...
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  • ...first used after the four-dimensional [[tensor]] formulation of [[special relativity]] was introduced by [[Hermann Minkowski]]. The tensor allows related physic ==Relativity== ...
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  • ...of [[Maxwell's equations]] and has applications in Einstein's [[theory of relativity]]. ...which <math>c=1</math>. In the "[[Index gymnastics]]" formalism of special relativity, the [[Minkowski metric]] <math>\eta</math> is used to raise and lower indi ...
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