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Special Theory of Relativity Seen from a Perspective of the Humanities
The Basis: The Annual Bulletin of ResearchCenter for Liberal Education (Musashino University) 8 (2018):141-162 (2018)
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Although written in Japanese, an overall picture of special theory of relativity is drawn, which would surely be useful for beginners as well as researchers of the humanities.Author's Profile
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