Theory of Relativity

We have been motivated to write this book having read, many years ago, a book in which he said: "Although it seems out of all logic and out of common sense, time is dilated! ... These statements seemed wrong to me taking into account the centuries of civilization passed from the approaches and reasoning of Aristotle, Pythagoras ... Following the path of logic, the reader will see that to follow our critical thinking, it is not necessary to have acquired a high mathematical knowledge. take is to be an expert in using common sense. To carry out our criticism, we have reported and taken as reference the following books: "On the theory of special and general relativity" by A. Einstein. "The meaning of relativity" by A. Einstein. "The evolution of physics" of A. Einstein and Leopoldo Infeld. "Relativity and its origins" by Banesh Hoffmann and ,"Introduction to Logic" by Irving M. Copi.

Autorentext

The author is an Industrial Engineer with a degree in the High Technical School of Barcelona. He's been Director of Production and General Manager in several companies and Technological Advisor.On the academic side, he's been Dean in a distance education courses company and taught statistics applied to Quality Control.