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Claes Johnson is professor of applied mathematics at the Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, has written more than 100 articles and 10 books in the general area of computational mathematics and science, and has 11 students and 24 descendants.
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Dr.Lange, Wolfgang
Mr. Prof. Johnson,
you wrote in ambsrelativity.pdf in capture 3.2, p. 34, that the Maxwell equitations are not invariant to the Galileian tranformation. Why?
Sinceraly
Wolfgang Lange