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Modern Physics Notes J Kiefer 2006. Table of Contents TABLE OF 1. I. relativity ........................................ ........................................ ....................................... 2. A. Frames of 2. B. Special relativity ........................................ ........................................ ........................................ ....................... 5. C. Consequences of the Principle of Special relativity ........................................ ........................................ ....... 8. D. Energy and Momentum.

This still implies that the “Laws” of electromagnetism behave differently under a transformation from one reference frame to another than do the “Laws” of mechanics. 2. Postulates of Special Relativity a. Principle of Special Relativity It doesn’t seem sensible that one “part” of Physics …

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