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    "abstract": "Two common misconceptions about the theory of Special Relativity that are\nactively taught in textbooks are discussed. It is shown, first, that the\nLorentz transformations are actually transformations of the coordinates of a\nphoton, not the coordinates of a particle as taught by some authors. Secondly,\na misconception concerning the relativistic Lagrangian is discussed. It is\nshown that the currently accepted formulation of the Lagrangian is missing an\nimportant constant of integration. By incorporating the missing constant of\nintegration, the new Lagrangian directly supports the conclusions reached\npreviously by the author concerning the mass-energy equivalence principle.",
    "arxiv_id": "physics/0411067",
    "authors": [
      "Ezzat G. Bakhoum"
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    "title": "Two Common Misconceptions about the Theory of Special Relativity",
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