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The Concept of Nature

CHAPTER VI
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Accordingly four cases arise.

In the first case k is zero.

This case produces nonsensical results in opposition to the elementary deliverances of experience.

We put this case aside.
In the second case k is infinite.

This case yields the ordinary formulae for transformation in relative motion, namely those formulae which are to be found in every elementary book on dynamics.
In the third case, k is negative.


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