Re: tau egality in relalivity

Le 20/07/2024 à 00:08, Python a écrit :
If two travelers leave at the same time, and arrive at the same time, it goes without saying that the improper times will be equal. This is the very definition of logical thinking.
On this you agree.
You go even further, and you say: "And whatever the frame of reference that we use, for an external observer, is Galilean whatever the speed, or accelerated whatever the acceleration, or rotating whatever the angular speed , improper tenses will be equal.
Which I also agree with you.
It is on the two proper beats that we no longer agree.
I say:
If one is in uniform Galilean motion, whatever its speed; and the other in uniformly accelerated movement (START AT REST) ​​whatever its acceleration, the two proper times will also be equal to each other.
You refute violently because you have read Einstein and Minkowski.
However, I am the one who is right.
You simply use Minkowski's metric and I use Hachel's.
One of us is therefore wrong about the proper times of accelerated objects. Bigger for Hachel, smaller for you and Paul.
Experimentation will necessarily prove me right due to my theoretical consistency (yours is incoherent in its latest equations).
R.H.