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  • Theory of relativity
    The [[special relativity | special theory of relativity]] deals with departures from [[Classical mec
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  • General relativity/Definition
    ...try of space and time introduced by mass and energy, and reducing to the [[Special relativity|special theory of relativity]] in localized regions of space and time.
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  • Special Relativity
    #REDIRECT [[Special relativity]]
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  • Gaussian units/Definition
    A centimeter-gram-second system of units often used in electrodynamics and special relativity.
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  • Quantum electrodynamics/Definition
    <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>A [[Special relativity|relativistic]] theory of the interaction between [[electric charge|electric
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  • Frame of reference (physics)/Related Articles
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  • Ether (physics)/Related Articles
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  • Redshift/Related Articles
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  • Mechanics (general)/Related Articles
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  • Special relativity/Related Articles
    Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Special relativity]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • Lorentz force/Related Articles
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  • Velocity
    ...the acceleration of an object with the same values. Neither is true for [[special relativity]].
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  • International System of Units/Related Articles
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  • Electromagnetic wave/Related Articles
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  • Speed of light/Related Articles
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  • Pole-in-the-barn paradox
    ...'' is a scenario presented to illustrate [[Albert Einstein]]'s theory of [[special relativity]]. Like other so-called "paradoxes" of relativity, there is no actual parad
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  • Matter (chemistry)/Addendum
    ...ty, but hugely as the rocket approaches the speed of light. The theory of special relativity also predicts that mass need not obey the law of conservation of mass, beca
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  • Inertial frame of reference
    ...lassical mechanics#Newton's laws of motion|Newtonian mechanics]], and in [[special relativity]], an inertial frame of reference is one in uniform translation with respec According to the first postulate of [[special relativity]], all physical laws take their simplest form in an inertial frame, and the
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  • Light/Related Articles
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  • Quantum electrodynamics/Related Articles
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  • Standard Model/Related Articles
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  • Redshift
    ...nal time dilation]] as predicted by [[Albert Einstein]] in his theory of [[special relativity]].
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  • Quantum electrodynamics
    ...l equations|electromagnetic force]]. This theory obeys the principles of [[special relativity]], but has been superseded by the [[Standard Model]], where electromagnetic
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  • Doppler effect
    ...m. However, in the case of light in a [[classical vacuum]], according to [[special relativity]] one cannot detect the medium, so the Doppler shift cannot be given by the An interesting corollary of special relativity is that there is a ''transverse'' Doppler effect for light emitted in vacuu
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  • Lorentz force
    In [[special relativity]] the Lorentz force transforms as a four-vector under a [[Lorentz transform
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  • Speed of light
    ...en as one of the fundamental constants of nature. The main postulate of [[special relativity]] asserts that the speed of light is independent of the motion of the light In addition, in special relativity the speed of light is the limiting speed for transfer of information, and n
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  • Radiation
    ...ame is true for [[neutrons]] and [[protons]]. According to the theory of [[special relativity]] those particles with finite mass cannot achieve the speed of light becaus
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  • Gravitation
    ...blem is that in flat spacetimes such as those of classical mechanics and [[special relativity]], there is no way that inertial observers can accelerate with respect to e
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  • Frame of reference (physics)
    ...we begin to consider frames of reference in nonuniform motion even within special relativity.…More recently, to negotiate the obvious ambiguities of Einstein’s trea ...'', or simply a ''frame'', is a physical concept related to an [[Observer (special relativity)|observer]] and the observer's state of motion. Here we adopt the view expr
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  • Momentum
    ...is fixed to the earth (a "laboratory frame"). [[Einstein]]'s theory of [[special relativity]] treats the choice of frames that are in uniform motion ([[inertial frame] The [[special relativity|relativistic]] Lagrangian of a material point of mass ''m'' moving with vel
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  • Special relativity
    The [[physics]] theory of '''special relativity''', which was published in 1905, was developed by [[Albert Einstein]] and [ Special relativity builds on Maxwell's theory according to which light and other electromagnet
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  • Matter (physics)
    ...are made entirely of massless, non-fermionic components. See ''[[mass in special relativity]]''. ...there is no easy definition of "matter" that correctly takes into account special relativity while still satisfying most people's intuition.
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  • Classical mechanics
    ...influential. The term ''classical mechanics'' is often taken to include [[special relativity]], formulated by [[Albert Einstein]] in response to challenges to Newton's ..., however cannot be described by Newtonian physics and for such situations special relativity must be applied.
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  • Astrophysics
    ...eory]]<ref>Quantum field theory, which studies [[quantum mechanics]] and [[special relativity]], is used to investigate all forces and particles except gravity which it
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  • Matter (chemistry)
    ...ty, but hugely as the rocket approaches the speed of light. The theory of special relativity also predicts that mass need not obey the law of conservation of mass, beca
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  • Ether (physics)
    ...sics]] made obsolete in 1905 by [[Albert Einstein|Einstein]]'s theory of [[special relativity]]. ...inertial frames are equivalent, one cannot prefer one over another (see [[special relativity]]). At one stroke he solved the problem of the speed of light, too: this sp
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  • Quantum mechanics/Advanced
    ...ory of Relativity]]. While quantum mechanics is entirely consistent with [[special relativity]], problems emerge when one tries to join the quantum laws with ''general'' ...t is entangled, even if they are far apart. (This does not conflict with [[special relativity]] because [[information]] cannot be transmitted in this way.)
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  • Standard Model
    ...ot consistent with [[general relativity]]. The theory is consistent with [[special relativity]].
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  • Albert Einstein
    ...d as the most important scientist of the 20th century, he formulated the [[Special relativity|special]] and [[General relativity|general]] theories of relativity, and ma ...pendent of the observer, would later become one of the two [[postulates of special relativity]].
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  • Electromagnetic wave
    ...a time-dependent magnetic field cannot exist, and conversely. Indeed, in [[special relativity]] '''E''' and ''c''&thinsp;'''B''' can be transformed into one another by
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  • Centrifugal force
    ...chanics#Newton.27s_laws_of_motion|Newton's laws of motion]] and those of [[special relativity]] are expressed for observations made in an [[inertial frame of reference]]
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  • Quantization of the electromagnetic field
    Since the photon propagates with the [[speed of light]], [[special relativity]] is called for. The relativistic expressions for energy and momentum squar
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  • Scientific method/Citable Version
    ...rs discuss the particulate nature of light; Brownian motion; the theory of special relativity; and the equivalence of matter and energy.
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  • Scientific method
    ...rs discuss the particulate nature of light; Brownian motion; the theory of special relativity; and the equivalence of matter and energy.
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  • Model-dependent realism
    [[Richard Feynman]] also expressed this view: "Of course, [[Special relativity|relativity]] is deeper than this [referring to a simplistic statement] ''be
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  • Inertial forces
    ...[Classical mechanics#Newton's laws of motion|Newton's laws]] or those of [[special relativity]]) in accelerating [[Frame of reference (physics)|frames of reference]], su
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  • Coriolis force
    ...ssical_mechanics#Newton.27s_laws_of_motion|Newton's laws of motion]] and [[special relativity]], are expressed for observations made in an [[inertial frame of reference]
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  • Energy (science)
    [[Albert Einstein|Einstein]] showed in his theory of [[special relativity]] that the energy of a free particle of (rest) mass ''m'' and speed ''v'' i
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  • Emergence (biology)
    ...and new theories may evolve that encompass and extend older theories, as [[special relativity]] extends [[Newtonian mechanics]].
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