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    I A. P. French "Matter and Radiation: The Inertia of Energy"

    I note that Young writes that 1-7 is a postulate or assumption ... so we do not have to prove it ... and ... if you assume 1-7 to be true then 1-8 follows by simple algebra ... Thanks again for your help ... Peter
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    I A. P. French "Matter and Radiation: The Inertia of Energy"

    Well, I was having some difficulty proving 1-7 ... BUT ... I note that Young writes that 1-7 is a postulate or assumption ... so we do not have to prove it ... and ... if you assume 1-7 to be true then 1-8 follows by simple algebra ... Peter
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    I A. P. French "Matter and Radiation: The Inertia of Energy"

    I am reading A. P. French's book: "Special Relativity". Currently I am focused on the section: "Matter and Radiation: The Inertia of Energy." Under the heading: "Matter and Radiation: The Inertia of Energy", French writes the following: In the above text by Young...
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    I Construct a Diagram that Illustrates The Galilean Law of Addition of Velocities

    Thank you for your help, Orodruin, very much appreciate your help ... Peter
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    I Construct a Diagram that Illustrates The Galilean Law of Addition of Velocities

    I am reading "A First Course in General Relativity" by Bernard Schutz. In Chapter1 on Special Relativity Shutz writes: "... the principle of relativity is not at all a modern concept: it goes back all the way to Galileo's hypothesis that a body in a state of uniform motion remains in that...
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    Scan Text from book ... edit text and then Post the edited scan

    Some time ago I used to scan text from books, edit the text, and then post the text ... often in the middle of my typed input text ... Health worries forced me to cease posting ... Happily i am now returning to posting on the physics forum ... Can someone please help me regarding posting text...
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    Relativity Reviews of “Gravity: An Introduction to Einstein’s General Relativity”

    Thanks so much, PeroK .... that is most helpful ... Peter
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    Relativity Reviews of “Gravity: An Introduction to Einstein’s General Relativity”

    TL;DR Summary: Review/Rating of “Gravity … … “ by James B. Hartle Thoughts regarding prerequisites for reading this book I would be really grateful if someone would rate/evaluate/review James B. Hartle’z book, “Gravity: An introduction to Einstein’s General Relativity” Would the book be...
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    I Predicates and Models ... Goldrei

    I am reading Goldrei's book: "Propositional and Predicate Calculus: A Model of Argument", Chapter 4: Predicates and Models. I need help in understanding Goldrei's answer to Exercise 4.5 (a) ... Exercise 4.5 together with Goldrei's solution reads as follows: Can someone please explain exactly...
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    I Dirac Notation for Vectors and Tensors (Neuenschwander's text ....)

    Thanks Andrew ... Reflecting on what you have written ... Thanks again, Peter
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    I Dirac Notation for Vectors and Tensors (Neuenschwander's text ....)

    Thanks DrClaude ... appreciate your help ... Peter
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    I Dirac Notation for Vectors and Tensors (Neuenschwander's text ....)

    Hello Andrew, Thanks again on your help with Neuenschwander Section 1.9 ... {Note ... A scan of Neuenschwander Section 1.9 from the start to page 26 is available below ...} I am hoping you can clarify some issues for me ... You write: " ... ... Lastly, to avoid confusion, avoid writing...
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    I Dirac Notation for Vectors and Tensors (Neuenschwander's text ....)

    Oh … interesting … Thanks Dan for those helpful comments and thoughts … Peter
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    I Dirac Notation for Vectors and Tensors (Neuenschwander's text ....)

    Andrew. Do the Cohen-Tannoudji volumes have a good number of worked examples … ? Does it have worked solutions to some of the exercises …? I think these items can help one get a good grasp of the theory … Peter
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