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1. Introduction with the obvious debunking
of the use of 'just coordinates' in any
scientific formula.
2. Table of Contents.
3. The Lorentz-Einstein transforms.
4. The 'just coordinates' argument.
5. Single-system, little-purpose ambiguity.
6. Relating two coordinate measures/systems.
7. Distances and moving coordinate axes.
8. Time intervals.
9. Einstein's (1905) derivations.
10. A word about intervals.
11. Intervals versus the Twins Paradox.
12. Summary
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