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A specific reference frame that describes its coordinates in a manner that does not depend on time and is isotropic.
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Two sets of coordinates each in frames $O$ and $ O' $ (Lorentz transformation)
Suppose inertia frame $O'$ is moving at velocity $v$ relative to inertia frame $O$. Let the coordinate systems of $O$ be denoted by $(x,y,z)$ and the corresponding one on $O'$ be denoted by $(x',y',z' …
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