Kritische Stimmen
zur Relativitätstheorie

von Neil E. Munch

Conflicts due to inappropriate shifting
of assumptions in special relativity
Neil E. Munch

In: Physics as a science. Ed.: G. Galeczki (u. a.). Palm Harbor 1998, S. 197 – 209.

Die Forschungsgruppe G.O. Mueller nimmt in der Ergänzung des Kapitels 4 ihrer Dokumentation 2394 weitere kritische Veröffentlichungen diese Arbeit von Neil E. Munch auf:

(S. 197:) „Abstract: In the absence of precise notation and adequate controls of assumptions, the assumptions in special relativity (SRT) have been allowed to shift inappropriately. Thus it has been that criticisms based on one set of premises could be countered [unintentionally] using different premises. Seven examples are provided of important assumptions which shift and some consequences of those shifts. One consequence is that several self-conflicting resultant equations were produced in SRT derivations. Holding one set of assumptions constant (Einstein’s 2nd principle and its described use of light), a general expression and three resultant SRT equations are developed, all of which are contradicted by Doppler and other data. So, serious doubts can be raised about the 2nd principle. Conflicts identified throughout this paper provide an ample basis to seriously question SRT as currently understood.“

Hat die Ableitungen der Speziellen Relativitätstheorie bei folgenden Autoren untersucht: A. Einstein 1905; A. I. Miller 1981; A. Einstein 1916; G. Joos 1932; P. G. Bergmann 1942; H. Goldstein 1942; J. D. Jackson 1962; Taylor / Wheeler 1963; Sears / Semanski 1964; W. G. V. Rosser 1964; A. N. Matveyev 1966; N. D. Mermin 1968; J. R. Oppenheimer 1970; M. Schwartz 1972; H. D. Young 1976; K. Krane 1983; J. Schwinger 1986.

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