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the earth's surface. If the earth's surface does not equate<br />
to the vacuum condition, then these experimental results<br />
cannot fully support the invariance of light speed. This<br />
article presents that the experiments about the invariance<br />
of light speed must be carried on the carrier moving<br />
relative to Earth, thus may effectively eliminate the<br />
possible influence of Earth factor."<br />
Fernandez, Fabio 2001<br />
Mathematics and the metaphysics of time in special<br />
relativity: [zwei Briefe an R. Hersh, mit kurzen Antworten<br />
von Hersh; datiert: 20.5.01] / Fabio Fernandez;<br />
Reuben Hersh.<br />
In: The general science journal. 2001 =<br />
http://wbabin.net/physics/hersh.htm - 4 S.<br />
SRT. MATH. ERK. SOZIO.<br />
Auszug: "A Nobel Physics Prize judge (H. Nordenson)<br />
says "it is a normal experience that when somebody<br />
attempts to criticise or even analyse the fundamental<br />
principles and/or definitions of the Theory of Relativity,<br />
he is inevitably told that Einstein's theory is of a purely<br />
mathematical nature and that anyone who is not a<br />
specialist in mathematics is excluded from the possibility<br />
of grasping its contents, that he is unduly prejudiced<br />
and fettered by old traditions and ideas and that<br />
he is innately alien to these revolutionary lines of thought<br />
and therefore more or less incompetent to deal with<br />
them." (...)<br />
Isn't anything very wrong in all that mathematical<br />
esoterism?<br />
How come that a theory which is telling us about<br />
the deep nature of the world we live in cannot be expressed<br />
nor grasped through verbal thought and language,<br />
which is richer, more nuanced and more versatile<br />
than mathematics, and from which ultimately the<br />
latter sprung up? Aren't physicists in general relying<br />
too heavily in mathematics and too contaminated by<br />
strong "mathematical Platonism" inasmuch as they seem<br />
to be so convinced that Galileo was right when he<br />
stated that "the book of nature is written in mathematical<br />
form"? (...)<br />
Being not too versed neither on mathematics nor<br />
physics, I did meet many times the barrier described by<br />
Nordenson (the "mathematical illiteracy accusation")<br />
during my discussions with friends physicists whenever<br />
I tried to raise any logical objections against not only<br />
Relativity but also against any modern physical theories<br />
based on philosophic-metaphysical assumptions (...)<br />
... the true nature of many fundamental starting<br />
assertions [sometimes disguised as conclusions] in<br />
physics which being indeed of a sheer philosophical<br />
nature but unjustifiable on philosophical grounds are<br />
frequently alleged, when their philosophical unjustifiability<br />
is pointed out, to be of a sheer mathematical<br />
nature and justifiable only on mathematical grounds -and<br />
that reminds me very much of the usual elusive<br />
moves of besieged politicians. This barrier raised by<br />
G. O. Mueller: SRT. Kap. 4-Erg.<br />
120<br />
the "mathematical illiteracy accusation" would surely<br />
drive me to deep frustration would I take too seriously<br />
the alleged capability of mathematics to prove or disprove<br />
metaphysical propositions ... (...)<br />
Note 3) By the way, despite my maths and physics<br />
limitations I have some learned company in feeling<br />
troubled by apparently logical aberrations in Einstein's<br />
Special Relativity: if you feel interested in the subject,<br />
please visit http://wbabin.net/paper.htm, where some<br />
people who know much more maths and physics than<br />
me share similar worries about Special Relativity; or<br />
either read a David Deutsch's interview at<br />
http://www.qubit.org/people/david/Articles/<br />
PhilosophyNow.html<br />
in which he talks a little about "passive acceptance" of<br />
anti-logical assertions in the physical community all<br />
over the 20th century."<br />
Fernandez, Obdulio 1970<br />
Intervención en homenaje a Julio Palacios.<br />
In: Academia de ciencias exactas, fisicas y naturales<br />
de Madrid. Revista. 64. 1970, p. 649-662.<br />
Status: Kandidat. - Quelle: Soler Ferran 2009 (Teoria).<br />
Fernando, Viraj P. L. 2003<br />
The physical basis of 'relativity' [Part 1]: 'relativity' -<br />
an effect of background energy asserting as an initial<br />
condition [datiert: 29.9.03] / Viraj P. L. Fernando.<br />
In: The general science journal. 2003 =<br />
http://wbabin.net/physics/viraj2.pdf - 17 S.<br />
SRT. IS. RP. MINK. KINETIK. ENERGIE. TD.<br />
Auszug: "This paper presents a novel approach that<br />
uses thermodynamics as analogy and thereby brings<br />
about a 'tectonic' transformation of the theory of relativity<br />
from being one based on kinematics to one based<br />
on kinetics - the action of energy. From this analogy an<br />
absolute footing for the apparent kinematics of the<br />
theory of relativity is readily obtained. Einstein's theory,<br />
so to speak has so far been standing on its head with its<br />
feet dangling in the mid-air of kinematics, whereas the<br />
present paper turns it round and makes it stand on its<br />
feet on the solid ground of action of energy! Thus our<br />
theory negates the quasi- revolution of Albert Einstein<br />
which has become a fetter to the progress of science,<br />
and ushers in the long awaited real revolution in<br />
physics!! (...)<br />
Special Relativity is Successful because it Indirectly<br />
takes the Local System into Account.<br />
We contend that in special relativity, by way of<br />
Minkowski's equation, what it does (without acknowledging<br />
it) is that it takes the effects of energy of the<br />
local system as a whole into account indirectly, instead<br />
of taking the effects of action of energy of the observed<br />
motion only, (as we shall show in detail in a future<br />
paper). In this respect, special relativity merely pays lip<br />
service to the principle of relativity by having it as its<br />
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