Principle of Relativity

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Claimed by Demetria Hubbard (12/2/2015)--Dhubbard8 (talk) 14:55, 2 December 2015 (EST)


Short Description of Topic

   The Principle of Relativity is a phenomenon described by Einstein. It states that physical laws work in the same way for an observer in uniform motion as for observers at rest (e.g.- a room in constant motion is viewed as the same as a room not in motion). This principle can be applied to Newton's First Law of Motion.

Contents

   1 The Main Idea
       1.1 A Mathematical Model
       1.2 A Computational Model
   2 Examples
       2.1 Simple
       2.2 Middling
       2.3 Difficult
   3 Connectedness
   4 History
   5 See also
       5.1 Further reading
       5.2 External links
   6 References


The Main Idea

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A Mathematical Model

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A Computational Model

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