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Space-time transformations in six-dimensional special relativity
E. A. B. Cole,S A Buchanan +1 more
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In this article, a solution for the equations governing the space-time transformation in six-dimensional special relativity is found, and the energy required to turn the time vector of a particle is calculated.Abstract:
A solution is found for the equations governing the space-time transformation in six-dimensional special relativity. The energy required to turn the time vector of a particle is calculated.read more
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Particle decay in six-dimensional relativity
TL;DR: In this article, it is shown that the imposition of parallel time displacements in each frame necessarily implies subluminal transformations, and a tentative link between the uncertainty principle and a six-dimensional theory with a restriction to small deviations from a constant time direction.
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New electromagnetic fields in six-dimensional special relativity
TL;DR: In this article, the 3-component magnetic field, the 9-component electric field and the usual 3.5-component magnetorandom magnetic field were introduced, which are the usual three components of the standard four-dimensional theory, and their six-dimensional wave equations were established.
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On multidimensional time
TL;DR: In this paper, the relationship of space-time with three spatial and 2n+1 temporal dimensions, which may be of interest in the theory of electroweak interactions, to ordinary four-dimensional space time is discussed.
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Once more on multi-dimensional time
TL;DR: Conditions are briefly discussed which a transformation in a symmetrical six-dimensional space-time should fulfil.
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Comments on the letter of Strand concerning multidimensional time
TL;DR: The idea of "reciprocity of reference frames" in the form upsilon '=-upsilon, which Strand (ibid., vol.13, p.L389, 1980) suggests should be applied generally to the relative velocities of two inertial frames, is not correct as discussed by the authors.