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Motion in an expanding space

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Brad McFall
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01-30-2005 6:20 PM 		Reply to: Message 5 by CK
01-28-2005 7:52 PM

May I suggest "A Sophisticate's Primer on Relativity" by PW Bridgman; Weselyan University Press, Middletown, Conneticut 1962,1983?
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It gave me a clear "operational" alternative to Einstein upto the Einstein,Podlosky,Rosen 1935 paradox as to Quantum Mechanics
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The transition between pages 76-77 in this book is where ALL of my comments in the previous thread derived physically.
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