Longitudinal light clock and Lorentz distortions

Details Longitudinal light clock and Lorentz distortions Longitudinal light clock and Lorentz distortions

2011-03-02

arxiv.org/abs/1103.0445v1

Physics

General Physics

5 pages, 1 figure

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The transverse light clock, in uniform translatory motion, is usually adopted to prove the necessity of the relativistic time dilation, according to the invariance of the velocity of the light, while the former postulate of the Special Relativity is respected by the symmetrical behavior of the clock. In this paper it is instead demonstrated that the behavior of the moving longitudinal light clock must involve unusual Lorentz distortions of the space, travelled by the light, to respect both the postulates of the Special Relativity.

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