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About the book: The author deals with a number of concepts appearing in the special relativity. 1) Experiments with two reference S1 and S2, Standing on each other, and an object in S1 in which events occur. 2) Experiments with two reference S1 and S2 Moving with constant velocity v>0 against each other, and an object in S1 in which events occur. 3) time dilation 4) Derivation of the Lorentz Transformations 6) the Michelson-Morley experiment, 1887 This analysis of the special theory of relativity detects too many errors, too many misinterpretations! From this, one should conclude that the special theory of relativity is incorrect in its entirety!…mehr

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About the book: The author deals with a number of concepts appearing in the special relativity. 1) Experiments with two reference S1 and S2, Standing on each other, and an object in S1 in which events occur. 2) Experiments with two reference S1 and S2 Moving with constant velocity v>0 against each other, and an object in S1 in which events occur. 3) time dilation 4) Derivation of the Lorentz Transformations 6) the Michelson-Morley experiment, 1887 This analysis of the special theory of relativity detects too many errors, too many misinterpretations! From this, one should conclude that the special theory of relativity is incorrect in its entirety!

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Jan Slowak was born in Transylvania, Romania. He has studied mathematics and computer science at the University of Babes-Bolyai in Cluj-Napoca. Jan has been living in Sweden since 1988.