Kitap · Relativity
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Yazar: Albert Einstein
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Moreover, at this stage the definition of the space co-ordinates
also presents insurmountable difficulties. If the observer
applies his standard measuring-rod (a rod which is short as
compared with the radius of the disc) tangentially to the edge of
the disc, then, as judged from the Galileian system, the length
of this rod will be less than 1, since, according to Section XII,
moving bodies suffer a shortening in the direction of the motion.
On the other hand, the measuring-rod will not experience a
shortening in length, as judged from K, if it is applied to the
disc in the direction of the radius. If, then, the observer first
measures the circumference of the disc with his measuring-rod and
then the diameter of the disc, on dividing the one by the other,
he will not obtain as quotient the familiar number π = 3.14 . .
., but a larger number,[19] whereas of course, for a disc which
is at rest with respect to K, this operation would yield π
exactly.
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