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Principio de relatividad : sus fundamentos experimentales y filosóficos y su evolución histórica  s:es:Index:Blas Cabrera - Principio de relatividad (figura 1).jpg
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Blas Cabrera
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Principio de relatividad : sus fundamentos experimentales y filosóficos y su evolución histórica
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Contents: Prólogo -- Cap. I: La relatividad en la mecánica de Newton -- Cap. II: Los postulados de la mecánica clásica en la fí­sica -- Cap. III: Principio restringido de la relatividad -- Cap. IV: Las nociones de espacio y tiempo y el Universo de Minkowski -- Cap. V: La gravitación en la ciencia clásica. Postulado de igualdad de las masas inerte y gravitatoria -- Cap. VI: Teoría de la gravitación de Einstein -- Cap. VII: El Universo, la materia y la electricidad -- Apéndice: Nota I: Magnitudes escalares, vectores y tensores. Nota II: Curvatura de líneas, superficies y el Universo -- Bibliografía.
Language Spanish
Publication date 1923
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Place of publication Madrid
Source Internet Archive identifier: PrincipioDeRelatividadSusFundamentosExperimentalesYFilosficosYSu
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