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A Particular Property of Lorentz\'s Equations Ant?nio Jos Saraiva
Year: 2008 Pages: 2
In Lorentz equations the variables x and t are not space and time but wavelength and period of a wave, because the invariance value, that in relativity theory is a variable, is a constant in all universe.