Die Grundlage der allgemeinen Relativitätstheorie

By A. Einstein, Zugangsinformation

Der speziellen Relativitatstheorie liegt folgendes Postulat zugrunde, welchem auch durch die Galilei-Newtonsche Mechanik Genuge geleistet wird: Wird ein Koordinatensystem K so gewahlt, das in bezug auf dasselbe die physikalischen Gesetze in ihrer einfachsten Form gelten, so gelten dieselben Gesetze auch in Bezug auf jedes andere Koordinatensystem K′, das relativ zu K in gleichformiger Translationsbewegung begriffen ist. Dieses Postulat nennen wir „spezielles Relativitatsprinzip“. Durch das Wort „speziell“ soll angedeutet werden, das das Prinzip auf den Fall beschrankt ist, das K′ eine gleichformige Translationsbewegung gegen K ausfuhrt, das sich aber die Gleichwertigkeit von K′ und K nicht auf den Fall ungleichformiger Bewegung von K′ gegen K erstreckt.

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