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Tiwari, S. C. 1999
Reality of time / S. C. Tiwari.
In: Instantaneous action at a distance in modern
physics: pro and contra. Ed.: A. E. Chubykalo, N. V.
Pope, R. Smirnov-Rueda. Commack, NY. 1999, S.
167-174. - Status: Kritik. - Quelle: Autopsie.
Todeschini, Marco 1966
Decisive experiments in moderne [sic] physics: [angefügt]
P. Gatty: The theory of appearances /
translated from the Italian by dr. ing. M. R. Florio. -
Chieti: Theatine Academy of Sciences 1966. 124 S.
Status: Kandidat. - Quelle: BNI 1966.
Toledo y Zulueta, Luis Octavio de 1924
Contestación al discurso de recepción en la R. Acad.
Ciencias Madrid de Madrid de José María Plans, el
14-5-1924 / Luis Octavio de Toledo y Zulueta.
In: Academia de ciencias exactas, fisicas y naturales
de Madrid. Discursos. 1924.
SRT. ART. EXP. ERK.
Soler Ferran 2009 (Teoria), S. 164, zitiert Toledo y
Zulueta:
"Pero ha de permitirme mi buen amigo y compañero
que yo no sienta esos mismos entusiasmos: es cuestión
de edad, de educación científica y, tal vez, de temperamento
también. Educado en la Mecánica newtoniana,
al ver romper sus bases y fundamentos y sustituirlos
por otras concepciones, me produce alguna sorpresa, y
mi ánimo duda y vacila antes de admitir los nuevos
principios. No es posible negar la necesidad de una
revisión de las bases en que las ideas de Newton se
apoyaban; no es tampoco posible negar solidez y
profundidad a la forma en que las nuevas se nos presentan;
pero yo no puedo entregarme a ellas plenamente
sin que las pruebas experimentales en que hoy se apoyan
presenten alguna mayor garantía de plena confianza de
la que actualmente ofrecen."
Tonini, Valerio 1989
La realtà della natura e la storia dell'uomo: contributo
per una storia dell'epistemologia del Novecento / Valerio
Tonini, Fabio Minazzi. - Milano: FrancoAngeli 1989.
289 S.
(Filosofia. 27.) - Status: Kritik. - Quelle: Autopsie.
Tonkinson, Barrie 1994
Clocks don't go slow and rods don't contract.
In: Physical Interpretations of Relativity Theory -
PIRT. 1994. Proceedings of the British Society for
the Philosophy of Science, Imperial College London.
Status: Kandidat. - Quelle: Tonkinson 2009 (Behaviour
of clocks).
Tonkinson, Barrie 2000
Clocks don't go slow rods don't contract.
In: Recent advances in relativity theory. Ed.: M. C.
Duffy, M. Wegener. Vol. 1. 2000.
Status: Kandidat. - Quelle: Tonkinson 2009 (Behaviour
of clocks).
Tonkinson, Barrie 2009
The behaviour of clocks and rods in special and
general relativity / Barrie Tonkinson. - [Land?]: WWW
2009. 26 S.
URL: http://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/0904/
0904.3029.pdf - Status: Kritik. - Quelle: Autopsie.
Totino, Dominick 2010
The effects of relativity: reality or just an illusion? /
Dominick Totino. - [Land?]: WWW 2010. 4 S.
URL: http://www.science-writing.org/id31.html
SRT. LK. ZD. ERK.
Auszüge: "Our sense of reality is utterly dependent on
an inherent trust in our eyes. "Seeing is believing", as
the old dictum goes. We must be cautious, however,
because our eyes are not always perfect windows of
truth. Their Achilles' heel? Optical illusions." [...]
"There are some illusions, however, that may not be
so familiar. In particular, Space Contraction and Time
Dilation, the two space-time distortions predicted by
the great Albert Einstein in his Special Theory of Relativity,
have often gone unrecognized as optical illusions.
Many popular scientific articles have published erroneous
claims that Space Contraction and Time Dilation
are real, tangible phenomena that alter the mechanics of
our universe (Field, 1998). These oversimplified articles
assert that as a man moves faster, he will shrink in
length (Space Contraction) and he will age more slowly
(Time Dilation). These, however, are incomplete and
inaccurate statements, and they can easily mislead anyone
who harbors too much trust in their eyes." [...]
"If we were to believe the countless assertions that
Space Contraction and Time Dilation are the real effects
that our eyes make them out to be, then we would remained
puzzled as to why mechanical devices operate
effectively or why people don't take advantage of Einstein's
"fountain of youth". Field's logic has helped to
shed light on this paradox, as he has implied that even
when the oversimplified claims of an article agree with
the world as our eyes perceive it, we still should not
harbor too much trust in our vision. Seeing is not
always believing."
Zitiert zwei Arbeiten von J. H. Field: (1) Space
Time Measurements in Special Relativity. 1998. - (2)
Two novel special relativistic effects: Space dilation
and time contraction. 2000.
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