A space-time theory with a privileged frame

Foundations of Physics 13 (10):1013-1022 (1983)
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A space-time theory is studied in a framework of four-dimensional symmetry, In this theory there is a privileged frame (ether frame), and the simultaneity of distant clocks is absolute. The results of such a theory are not only equivalent to special relativity, but also valid to describe the superluminous phenomena

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