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Velocity Configurations and Phenomenological Description of the Square Root of Negative i © Parker Emmerson, May 9, 2011
Solving for the variable, v, in the Lorentz coefficient when it ought cancel with itself. When using the exact speed of light, this is possible. I have then constructed the square root of -i and used this as a function to solve for v.
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