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Axiomatization of Special Relativity in First Order Logic

Axiomatization of Special Relativity in First Order Logic
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摘要 The axiomatization of physical theories is a fundamental issue of science. The first-order axiomatic system SpecR el for special relativity proposed recently by Andr′eka et al. is not enough to explain all the main results in the theory, including the twin paradox and energy-mass relation. In this paper, from a four-dimensional spacetime perspective, we introduce the concepts of world-line, proper time and four-momentum to our axiomatic system SpecR el^+. Then we introduce an axiom of mass(Ax Mass) and take four-momentum conservation as an axiom(Ax CFM)in SpecR el^+. It turns out that the twin paradox and energy-mass relation can be derived from SpecR el+logically. Hence,as an extension of SpecR el, SpecR el^+is a suitable first-order axiomatic system to describe the kinematics and dynamics of special relativity.
出处 《Communications in Theoretical Physics》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2016年第7期19-28,共10页 理论物理通讯(英文版)
基金 Supported by the National Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.11235003 and 11475023 National Social Sciences Foundation of China under Grant No.14BZX078 the Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education of China the Undergraduate Training Program of Beijing
关键词 special relativity first-order logic axiomatization 狭义相对论 一阶逻辑 公理化 系统图像 双生子佯谬 相对论动力学 物理理论 四维时空
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