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tions alone many useful electrodynamic equations,<br />

including auxiliary Lorentz transformation equations."<br />

Beurteilen Albert Einsteins Annahmen <strong>zur</strong> SRT teils<br />

als nicht universal gültig, teils als "absurd from any<br />

realistic viewpoint" (S. 64). "Moreover Einstein could<br />

not satisfy Mach's criterion; e.g., when a radiating dipole<br />

moves relative to an observer who is at rest on Earth,<br />

there is a transverse Doppler effect, which has been<br />

confirmed by experiments. But if the radiating dipole is<br />

at rest on Earth, and an observer moves in the opposite<br />

direction, then from consideration of the Einsteinian<br />

idea of relative space, there should also be the same<br />

transverse Doppler effect. But this effect could not be<br />

shown by any experiment.<br />

Therefore, it is clear that, just as absolute space and<br />

absolute time were the mental creations of Newton,<br />

relative space und relative time were the mental creations<br />

of Einstein. The only difference is that Newton's assumptions<br />

are easy, independent, and plausible, whereas Einstein's<br />

assumptions are complicated, interrelated and<br />

absurd.<br />

Following [5], we show below that all those electrodynamic<br />

phenomena, including later experiments like<br />

the Ives-Stilwell experiment (1938) and the experiment<br />

of Farley et al (1966), could easily and physically be<br />

explained from Oliver Heaviside's electrodynamics. This<br />

electrodynamics is a continuation of Newton's mechanics.<br />

In the last part of this paper, we have deduced, too,<br />

auxiliary Lorentz Transformation Equations from Heaviside's<br />

electrodynamics."<br />

S. 70: "Conclusion. - We see that the electrodynamic<br />

equations, including auxiliary Lorentz's transformation<br />

equations, can easily be deduced from Maxwell's field<br />

equations following the ingenious mathematical treatment<br />

initiated by Heaviside and Thomson for the study<br />

of a steadily moving system of charges. We present all<br />

the above simple physical derivations as the first step<br />

toward an ultimate 'collapse of Special Relativity Theory',<br />

to be developed further in subsequent publication(s)."<br />

Hajra, Sankar 2006<br />

Collapse of SRT [Teil 2]: Earth carries along electric<br />

and magnetic fields / Sankar Hajra.<br />

In: Galilean electrodynamics. 17. 2006, Nr. 2, S.<br />

23-28.<br />

Zugleich unter: http://wbabin.net/ntham/hajra2.pdf<br />

Status: Kritik. - Quelle: Autopsie.<br />

Hajra, Sankar 2007<br />

Collapse of GRT: EM interactions with gravity derived<br />

from Maxwell and Newton / Sankar Hajra.<br />

In: Galilean electrodynamics. 18. 2007, Nr. 4, S.<br />

73-76.<br />

Zugleich unter: http://wbabin.net/ntham/hajra3.pdf<br />

Status: Kritik. - Quelle: Autopsie.<br />

G. O. Mueller: SRT. Kap. 4-Erg.<br />

140<br />

Hajra, Sankar 2008<br />

Large-charge electrodynamics and SRT / Sankar Hajra.<br />

In: Galilean electrodynamics. 19. 2008, S. 93-96.<br />

Zugleich unter: http://wbabin.net/ntham/hajra4.pdf.<br />

Status: Kritik. - Quelle: Autopsie.<br />

Hajra, Sankar 2008<br />

Twin paradox of special relativity / Sankar Hajra.<br />

In: Physical Interpretations of Relativity Theory (PIRT).<br />

11. 2008, Imperial College, London, 12-15. Sept. - 6 S.<br />

Zugleich unter: http://wbabin.net/ntham/hajra5.pdf<br />

Status: Kritik. - Quelle: Autopsie.<br />

Hajra, Sankar 2010<br />

Some experiments that shook the world / Sankar Hajra.<br />

In: Galilean electrodynamics. 21. 2010, Nr. 1, S.<br />

13-17. - Status: Kandidat. - Quelle: Autopsie.<br />

Haliburton, Mary-Sue 2006<br />

Where is the special relativity train taking its scientific<br />

and religious believers? [Part 1]: the debate over<br />

special relativity takes us into a morass of religious<br />

fears and beliefs, and financial and psychological<br />

compulsion; is there a way out? / Mary-Sue Haliburton.<br />

- [USA]: WWW 2006. 13 S.<br />

URL: http://pesn.com/2006/04/07/<br />

9600258_Holy_Relativity_1/<br />

Status: Kritik. - Quelle: Autopsie.<br />

Hambleton, Neil 2010<br />

Special relativity disproof in one sentence: [datiert:<br />

12.4.10] / Neil Hambleton.<br />

In: The General science journal. 2010 =<br />

http://wbabin.net/science/hambleton.pdf - 7 S.<br />

Frühere Version (23.3.10) im GSJ u.d.T.: An easy<br />

disproof for beginners. - Status: Kritik. - Quelle: Autopsie.<br />

Hamdan, Nizar 2004<br />

Abandoning the idea of relativistic length contraction<br />

in relativistic electrodynamics / Nizar Hamdan.<br />

In: Galilean electrodynamics. 15. 2004, Nr. 4, S.<br />

71-75. - Status: Kritik. - Quelle: Autopsie.<br />

Hamdan, Nizar 2004<br />

Derivation of relativistic acceleration relations without<br />

time dilation: [datiert: 1.10.04] / Nizar Hamdan, S.<br />

Baza.<br />

In: The general science journal. 2004 =<br />

http://wbabin.net/hamdan/hamdan2.pdf - 6 S.<br />

SRT. LORTF. ZD.<br />

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