> Le 10/05/2025 à 11:40, Maciej Woźniak a écrit :
>> Time is what clocks indicate.
>>
>> If we synchronize clocks - they're
>> indicating t'=t; that's what clock
>> synchronization means.
>
> This looks like a very fuzzy definition.
Doesn't look like any definition for me.
> Of course if both clocks are broken i.e. are stopped I could compare two constants values, but it would be pointless
Right, it would be.
>> We can do it - that doesn't have to
>> be obvious or easy, but that's definitely
>> something we can manage in most
>> circumstances (with a good accuracy).
>
> Could you describe at least one way to do it in a simple case? And how to check accuracy of the applied procedure?
Why won't you check GPS documentation for
that.
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