Re: When can we use special relativity?




fitz wrote:
When can we use special relativity?

I'd like to have some comments on this.

But I think the simple answer is that we can use special relativity as
long as no force fields are involved.

Any comments?


Fitz
Use only when you want to pass your SR exam.

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