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If the Lorentz transformation is y=y’ then why does the y component of velocity in the inertial frame NOT equal the y component velocity in the moving reference frame.
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(Original post by georgeh1ll)
If the Lorentz transformation is y=y’ then why is Uy≠Uy’ ?
If the Lorentz transformation is y=y’ then why is Uy≠Uy’ ?
(Original post by georgeh1ll)
If the Lorentz transformation is y=y’ then why does the y component of velocity in the inertial frame NOT equal the y component velocity in the moving reference frame.
many thanks
If the Lorentz transformation is y=y’ then why does the y component of velocity in the inertial frame NOT equal the y component velocity in the moving reference frame.
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