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List of articles in category Special Relativity
Title	Modified Date	Author	Hits
Introduction to Special Relativity	16 January 2017	Written by Cyril	Hits: 2303
Context of Special Relativity	07 May 2017	Written by Cyril	Hits: 1190
Constant Speed of light - Introduction to End of Simultaneity	04 December 2016	Written by Cyril	Hits: 1658
Constant Speed of light - Introduction to Time Dilation and Lorentz factor	30 December 2016	Written by Cyril	Hits: 1977
Minkowski's Four-Dimensional Space-Time	26 January 2017	Written by Cyril	Hits: 3725
The Lorentz transformations Part I - Presentation	16 October 2016	Written by Cyril	Hits: 1147
The Lorentz transformations Part II - Derivation	16 October 2016	Written by Cyril	Hits: 990
The Lorentz transformations Part III - Measuring-Rods and Clocks in motion	26 December 2016	Written by Cyril	Hits: 1360
The Lorentz transformations Part IV - Lorentz transformation matrix	07 January 2017	Written by Cyril	Hits: 1408
The Lorentz transformations Part V - 2nd observer in Minkowski spacetime diagram	02 May 2016	Written by Cyril	Hits: 1349
Time dilation use case - The muon's lifetime	07 May 2017	Written by Cyril	Hits: 884
Length contraction use case - Destination Andromeda!	06 November 2016	Written by Cyril	Hits: 950
The Minkowski metric	16 October 2016	Written by Cyril	Hits: 1365
Twin paradox part I	08 May 2017	Written by Cyril	Hits: 1212
Twin paradox part II	11 January 2017	Written by Cyril	Hits: 956
Introduction to Four-velocity vector	03 November 2016	Written by Cyril	Hits: 1491
Introduction to Four-momentum vector and E = mc2	24 November 2016	Written by Cyril	Hits: 2309
Geodesics as proper time maximization	23 August 2017	Written by Cyril	Hits: 480

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"Five or six weeks elapsed between the conception of the idea for the special theory of relativity and the completion of the relevant publication" Einstein to Carl Seeling on March 11, 1952

"Every boy in the streets of Göttingen understands more about four-dimensional geometry than Einstein. Yet, in spite of that, Einstein did the work and not the mathematicians."
David Hilbert

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