In the classical mechanics of Newton we assume that the laws of motion do not depend on the choice of a particular fixed system of coordinates with respect to which the distances, velocities, accelerations, forces, and so on, are being measured.
An edition of Classical fields
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Classical Fields
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by Moshe Carmeli
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March 15, 2002
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World Scientific Publishing Company
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"In the classical mechanics of Newton we assume that the laws of motion do not depend on the choice of a particular fixed system of coordinates with respect to which the distances, velocities, accelerations, forces, and so on, are being measured."
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