Assume 2 frames are in relative motion in the standard configuration. When the two origins are common, a light pulse is emitted from the origins.
Can anyone prove SR is logically consistent under these conditions?
I think that means a point (x,y,z,t) is on the spherical light wave (SLW) in the unprimed frame if and only if the corresponding point (x',y',z',t') is on the spherical light wave (SLW) in the primed frame.
Now, if this is not correct, please indicate why.
In any event, please provide a proof.
Thanks
Can anyone prove SR is logically consistent under these conditions?
I think that means a point (x,y,z,t) is on the spherical light wave (SLW) in the unprimed frame if and only if the corresponding point (x',y',z',t') is on the spherical light wave (SLW) in the primed frame.
Now, if this is not correct, please indicate why.
In any event, please provide a proof.
Thanks