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    "abstract": "A careful study is made of the operational meaning of the time symbols\nappearing in the space-time Lorentz transformation. Four distinct symbols, with\ndifferent physical meanings, are needed to describe reciprocal measurements\ninvolving stationary and uniformly-moving clocks. Physical predictions concern\nonly the observed rate of a clock as a function of its relative speed, not its\nsetting. How the failure to make this distinction leads to the conventional\npredictions of spurious `relativity of simultaneity\u0027 and `length contraction\u0027\neffects in special relativity is explained.",
    "arxiv_id": "physics/0606101",
    "authors": [
      "J. H. Field"
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    "title": "Clock rates, clock settings and the physics of the space-time Lorentz   transformation",
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