Relativistic Symmetry of The Space-time of The Frames with a Constant Proper Acceleration | Chapter 9 | Current Perspective to Physical Science Research Vol. 4

 This division reveals that, besides the relativistic proportion expressed for one Lorentz group of coordinate transformations that leave invariant the Minkowski metric of time in relativity theory of inertial frames, there lies one more relativistic proportion expressed by a group of coordinate renewals leaving invariant the time in relativity theory metric of the frames accompanying a constant proper-hurrying. It is noteworthy that skilled are only those two relativistic symmetries that exist in time in relativity theory, which pertain groups of continuous conversions that leave the metric of time in relativity theory of extended rigid citation frames unaltered. As such, the Lorentz proportion and the new relativistic symmetry should be seen evenly. The Lie group analysis is used to decide the groups of transformations that leave even the metric of the space-time of uninterrupted proper-dispatch. This process is enhanced apiece need for the group to contain conversions from an accelerated frame to an inertial individual. Two-parameter groups of two-spatial (1 + 1), three-dimensional (2 + 1), and four-dimensional (3 + 1) revolutions, with the group limits related to the percentage of accelerations of the frames and the relative velocity of the frame room origins at the primary moment, maybe considered as counterparts of the Lorentz group of equivalent dimensions. Defining the form of the break and the groups of coordinate transformations fulfilling the relativity standard paves the way to outlining the invariant forms of the societies of dynamics and electrodynamics in accelerated frames. It is from define the class of non-inertial frames of remark as the special hypothesis of relativity’s equivalent of the class of inertial frames. It indicates that one endure take into account the frames that are extended throughout space, meaning a continuity of spectators.

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Georgy I. Burde,
Department of Environmental Physics, Swiss Institute for Dryland Environmental and Energy Research, Jacob Blaustein Institutes for Desert Research, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Sede-Boker Campus, 8499000, Israel.

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