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摘要
本文重新探讨了由 R. Shaw 首次提出的棒与缝悖论。在这个悖论中,一根静止长度为 $l_0$ 的杆平行于水平 x 轴运动,与此同时,平行于水平 xz 平面的薄片沿着垂直 y 轴运动,薄片上有一个静止长度为 $d < l_0$ 的杆状狭缝。由于相对论效应,杆穿过狭缝。早先的论文没有把思想实验与西尔伯斯坦/托马斯/维格纳旋转(STW-rotation)联系起来,而STW-rotation对思想实验的结果至关重要。本文讨论了 STW 旋转的作用,并提供了更多说明性数字,同时指出并纠正了先前论述中的一些误导之处。
The role of the Silberstein/Thomas/Wigner-rotation in the rod and slit paradox
The rod and slit paradox, as first proposed by R. Shaw, is revisited. In this
paradox, a rod of rest length $l_0$ moves parallel to the horizontal x-axis.
Simultaneously, a thin sheet parallel to the horizontal xz-plane with a
rod-shaped slit of rest length $d < l_0$ moves along the vertical y-axis. The
rod passes through the slit due to relativistic effects. Earlier papers do not
link the thought experiment to the Silberstein/Thomas/Wigner-rotation
(STW-rotation), which is essential to its outcome. In this paper the role of
the STW-rotation is discussed, and additional clarifying figures are provided.
Some misleading aspects of earlier treatments are pointed out and corrected.