Libro · Relativity
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Autor: Albert Einstein
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Before we deal with this, we shall introduce the following
incidental consideration. Up to the present we have only
considered events taking place along the embankment, which had
mathematically to assume the function of a straight line. In the
manner indicated in Section II we can imagine this reference-body
supplemented laterally and in a vertical direction by means of a
framework of rods, so that an event which takes place anywhere
can be localised with reference to this framework. Similarly, we
can imagine the train travelling with the velocity v to be
continued across the whole of space, so that every event, no
matter how far off it may be, could also be localised with
respect to the second framework. Without committing any
fundamental error, we can disregard the fact that in reality
these frameworks would continually interfere with each other,
owing to the impenetrability of solid bodies.
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