Re: The real twin paradox.

On Nov 22, 5:48 am, "Josef Matz" <josefm...@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
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Hello Dirk

If you could mathematically demonstrate that the time delays of the
symmetric clock A as viewed by B can be
compensated somehow you have solved the paradox !

Would you tell us idiots how this runs in SR ?

A solution could include an argument from general relativity as well,
since the twins must spend time in non-inertial frames in order to
accelearate/decelerate and turn around. I don't think it would solve
the paradox though because the dilation effects can be increased
arbitrarily by extending the amount of time spent in inertial frames.
.

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