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this. This approach to the Special Theory of Relativity was first explicitly shown by
Liebscher [57] with the help of a so-called dynamic definition of simultaneity. To
be able to better classify this method and fit it into the axiomatics of the Special
Theory of Relativity, see Chap. 16. At the end of Chap. 23, our relativistic concept
of particles with its characteristic dependency on the velocity of inertial masses will
be complete, so that this approach to the Special Theory of Relativity will also be
open to the internal observers in the infinite crystal lattice.
21 Violation of Relativity—The Rediscovered Crystal
this. This approach to the Special Theory of Relativity was first explicitly shown by
Liebscher [57] with the help of a so-called dynamic definition of simultaneity. To
be able to better classify this method and fit it into the axiomatics of the Special
Theory of Relativity, see Chap. 16. At the end of Chap. 23, our relativistic concept
of particles with its characteristic dependency on the velocity of inertial masses will
be complete, so that this approach to the Special Theory of Relativity will also be
open to the internal observers in the infinite crystal lattice.