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August 22nd 03
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Linearity of Lorentz transformations
Perfectly Innocent:
I have an interest in generalizations of SR that preserve the equivalence of all frames of reference (the principle of relativity). There exists such a theory: general relativity. 
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August 22nd 03
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Linearity of Lorentz transformations
(Bilge) wrote in message ...
Perfectly Innocent: I have an interest in generalizations of SR that preserve the equivalence of all frames of reference (the principle of relativity). There exists such a theory: general relativity. But do you understand the meaning of the principle of relativity? Do you think that homogeneity and isotropy does or does not imply the Lorentz transformation? Eugene Shubert http://www.everythingimportant.org
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August 22nd 03
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Linearity of Lorentz transformations
Perfectly Innocent:
(Bilge) wrote in message e-al.net... Perfectly Innocent: I have an interest in generalizations of SR that preserve the equivalence of all frames of reference (the principle of relativity). There exists such a theory: general relativity. But do you understand the meaning of the principle of relativity? But do you understand the meaning of "get a cloe"? Do you think that homogeneity and isotropy does or does not imply the Lorentz transformation? What's you're point?
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