Rotating frames and continuum mechanics: A relativistic appraisal [Book Review]

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Foundations of Physics 9 (9-10):673-694 (1979)
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Rotation in a general relativistic framework is examined. This concept, combined with the appropriate mechanical work concept, is used to show how the Euclidean group of transformations, serving as an invariance requirement associated with the principle of objectivity, can lead to erroneous conclusions

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