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Direct covariance description

The reader should compare this formulation with its nonrelativistic counterpart given in section 2.1.2. As a direct consequence of the covariance, i.e., invariance in form, of Maxwell s equations we obtain the desired result that the speed of light c is the same in all inertial frames of reference, cf. Eq (3.1). This immediately implies that the coordinate transformations relating the description of events in different inertial frames can no longer be the Galilei transformations but have to be replaced by more suitable coordinate transformations. [Pg.55]


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