Description The subject of this book is the Mechanics of Lorentz Transformations which is commonly investigated under the title of special relativity theory.
The book can be used as a guiding text or as a reference for a first course on the Mechanics of Lorentz Transformations or as part of a course on modern physics or tensor calculus or even special relativity..
Cross referencing is used extensively where these cross references are hyperlinked in the digital versions.
A rather thorough index is also added to the book to enable keyword search and provide a useful list for the main technical terms of this subject.
The book also contains a number of high quality graphic illustrations.
The book includes many solved problems as well as extensive sets of exercises whose solutions are available in another book.
The book originates from a collection of personal notes and tutorials about topics and applications related to modern physics and tensor calculus.
However, we also investigate special relativity thoroughly as a possible interpretation of the Mechanics of Lorentz transformations.
The motive for setting the subject of investigation as Lorentz Transformations instead of special relativity is objectivity.
Description The subject of this book is the Mechanics of Lorentz Transformations which is commonly investigated under the title of special relativity theory
