The proper and improper groups named for this physicist, which have determinant one and negative onerespectively, form the Lie group O(3,1). Although not PoincarÃ©, this physicist names a relation from whichthe rapidity is defined. That relation is between two inertial frames and is valid for an observer moving atconstant velocity. One quantity named for this physicist is equal to one over the square root of one minusrelative velocity squared over speed of light squared.
The proper and improper groups named for this physicist, which have determinant one and negative onerespectively, form the Lie group O(3,1). Although not PoincarÃ©, this physicist names a relation from whichthe rapidity is defined. That relation is between two inertial frames and is valid for an observer moving atconstant velocity. One quantity named for this physicist is equal to one over the square root of one minusrelative velocity squared over speed of light squared. This physicist proposed the idea of length contraction.For 10 points, identify this physicist who names a factor that is denoted gamma and used in specialrelativity.
The proper and improper groups named for this physicist, which have determinant one and negative onerespectively, form the Lie group O(3,1).
Hendrik Antoon Lorentz