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    "abstract": "Because of its apparent complexity, the discussion of Wigner rotation is\nusually reduced to the study of Thomas precession, which is too specific a case\nto allow a deep understanding of boost composition. However, by simple\narguments and linear algebra, the result for the Wigner rotation is obtained\nstraightforwardly, leading to a formula written in a manageable form, The\nresult is exemplified in the context of the aberration of light.",
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      "Marc Thibeault"
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    "title": "Generic composition of boosts: an elementary derivation of the Wigner   rotation",
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