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Lorentz Transformation as interpreted within the context of Special relativity is mathematically incorrect set of equations. This article presents the general case proof of invalidity, independent of derivation procedure. Author presents new solution named Triangle of Velocities, which is logically and mathematically correct interpretation of the Lorentz transformation.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
Lorentz Transformation as interpreted within the context of Special relativity is mathematically incorrect set of equations. This article presents the general case proof of invalidity, independent of derivation procedure. Author presents new solution named Triangle of Velocities, which is logically and mathematically correct interpretation of the Lorentz transformation.


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Scientific Paper
TitleTriangle of Velocities and Mathematical Invalidity of the Lorentz Transformation in Special Relativity
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Author(s)Aleksandar Vukelja
KeywordsSpecial Relativity, Lorentz Transformation
Published2007
JournalNone
No. of pages8

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Abstract

Lorentz Transformation as interpreted within the context of Special relativity is mathematically incorrect set of equations. This article presents the general case proof of invalidity, independent of derivation procedure. Author presents new solution named Triangle of Velocities, which is logically and mathematically correct interpretation of the Lorentz transformation.