Examples of Conflicts in Special Relativity Resulting from Shifting Assumptions
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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | Examples of Conflicts in Special Relativity Resulting from Shifting Assumptions |
| Author(s) | Neil E Munch |
| Keywords | Special Relativity |
| Published | 1997 |
| Journal | None |
Abstract
Assumptions which shift inappropriately in special relativity theory (SRT) are discussed in a previous paper. This document provides examples of conflicts within SRT which resulted from those shifts: (a) Conflicting provisions for orientations of velocity v and c; (b) Contradictory interpretations and relationships of x,x',t,t'; (c) Inappropriate assumption of linearity; (d) Incompatible resulting SRT equations. The status of six commonly-shifted assumptions is illustrated in small tables accompanying descriptions of the conflicts. In ordinary circumstances, each of the resulting conflicts would be sufficient to reject SRT and its presumed space-time-mass relationships as understood today.
