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Haorong Wu
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- time dilation
Suppose there are two clocks. Clock B is moving with a speed of ##v## relative to clock A. Then clock A is moving with a speed of ##-v## relative to clock B.
Let ##t_0## be the time interval for two events in the framework of clock A, while ##t## be the time interval for the same two events in the framwork of clock B.
Then ##t=\gamma t_0##. Since ##\gamma## is greater than one, so for clock B time runs slower than for clock A.
But, also, ##t_0=\gamma t##, then time in clock A runs slower than in clock B.
This seems wrong. But where?
Thanks!
Let ##t_0## be the time interval for two events in the framework of clock A, while ##t## be the time interval for the same two events in the framwork of clock B.
Then ##t=\gamma t_0##. Since ##\gamma## is greater than one, so for clock B time runs slower than for clock A.
But, also, ##t_0=\gamma t##, then time in clock A runs slower than in clock B.
This seems wrong. But where?
Thanks!