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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Relativity / January 2007is time orthogonal on which axe?
accortingg dimension definition, time should be orthogonal either on x-axe, y-axe or z-axa what is time t orthogonal on? > accortingg dimension definition, time should be orthogonal > either on x-axe, y-axe or z-axa > > what is time t orthogonal on? It need not be orthogonal - just linearly independent of x, y, z is enough. In special cases like Minkowski or Schwarzschild or Kruskal-Szekeres coordinates the t-coordinate is orthogonal to both x and y and z. -- Jan Bielawski |
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