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Jaykov Foukzon
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A Two-Spaceship Paradox in special relativity is resolved and discussed. We demonstrate a nonstandard resolution to the two-spaceship paradox by explicit calculation using Generalized Principle of limiting 4-dimensional symmetry proposed in previous paper [1].The physical and geometrical meaning of the nonholonomic transformations used in special relativity is determined.
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