Re: A little challenge for relativists.

John Kennaugh wrote:

> However it can say nothing whatsoever re Galilean Relativity, because in
> terms of Galilean Relativity, it introduces an infinity into the maths.

You can use a limit if you want and not worry about whether
anything travels at c, which is a point irrelevant to the
relativity principle per se. Despite all your protestations and
hand-waving, you still have a lot of work to do to invalidate the
mathematics of Lie groups, and their clear and well-studied
connections to relativity.

> You can start with the general case if you wish. It does not prove
> relativity is right it only proves in a complex and roundabout
> mathematical way that if you assume the second postulate

The derivation proceeds from the first postulate only. You are
completely full of ***, as you confirm in every post.


---Tim Shuba---
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