كتاب · Relativity
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المؤلف: Albert Einstein
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According to this theory there is no such thing as a "specially
favoured" (unique) co-ordinate system to occasion the
introduction of the aether-idea, and hence there can be no
aether-drift, nor any experiment with which to demonstrate it.
Here the contraction of moving bodies follows from the two
fundamental principles of the theory, without the introduction of
particular hypotheses; and as the prime factor involved in this
contraction we find, not the motion in itself, to which we cannot
attach any meaning, but the motion with respect to the body of
reference chosen in the particular case in point. Thus for a
co-ordinate system moving with the earth the mirror system of
Michelson and Morley is not shortened, but it is shortened for a
co-ordinate system which is at rest relatively to the sun.
XVII.
MINKOWSKI'S FOUR-DIMENSIONAL SPACE
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