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Special relativity : from Einstein to strings.
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ISBN: 0521812607 9780521812603 9780511755811 9780521011938 9780511648083 0511648081 0511755813 051118719X 9780511187193 0511186266 9780511186264 1107144426 9781107144422 0511644302 9780511644306 9786612394720 6612394722 0511561601 9780511561603 128239472X 0521011930 Year: 2004 Publisher: Cambridge Cambridge university press

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This book provides a thorough introduction to Einstein's special theory of relativity, suitable for anyone with a minimum of one year's university physics with calculus. It is divided into fundamental and advanced topics. The first section starts by recalling the Pythagorean rule and its relation to the geometry of space, then covers every aspect of special relativity, including the history. The second section covers the impact of relativity in quantum theory, with an introduction to relativistic quantum mechanics and quantum field theory. It also goes over the group theory of the Lorentz group, a simple introduction to supersymmetry, and ends with cutting-edge topics such as general relativity, the standard model of elementary particles and its extensions, superstring theory, and a survey of important unsolved problems. Each chapter comes with a set of exercises. The book is accompanied by a CD-ROM illustrating, through interactive animation, classic problems in relativity involving motion.

Energy and geometry : an introduction to deformed special relativity
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ISBN: 128187695X 9786611876951 981256537X 9789812565372 9789812387288 9812387285 Year: 2004 Volume: v. 22 Publisher: River Edge, N.J. : World Scientific,

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Special Relativity (SR) is essentially grounded on the properties of space-time, i.e. isotropy of space and homogeneity of space and time (as a consequence of the equivalence of inertial frames) and on the Galilei principle of relativity.

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