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	It has generally been accepted among physicists of this century that simultaneity is relative to the observer, only. There are two concepts used of the word, however, both used in explication of the special theroy of relativity and both stemming from versions of operationalism. In this paper I should like to examine them and demonstrate that neither is tenable in a strict sense.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]		It has generally been accepted among physicists of this century that simultaneity is relative to the observer, only. There are two concepts used of the word, however, both used in explication of the special theroy of relativity and both stemming from versions of operationalism. In this paper I should like to examine them and demonstrate that neither is tenable in a strict sense.

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{{Infobox paper
| title = The Concept of Simultaneity
| author = [[Harry E Mongold]]
| keywords = [[Simultaneity]]
| published = 1978
| journal = [[Pursuit]]
| volume = [[11]]
| number = [[2]]
| pages = 60-65
}}

==Abstract==

It has generally been accepted among physicists of this century that simultaneity is relative to the observer, only. There are two concepts used of the word, however, both used in explication of the special theroy of relativity and both stemming from versions of operationalism. In this paper I should like to examine them and demonstrate that neither is tenable in a strict sense.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]

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