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The aim is to systematically catalog and analyze critical arguments surrounding special relativity.

April 4, 2026Open Access

Special Relativity – To Be or Not to Be: Part I: A Systematic Catalog of Critical Arguments

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The aim is to systematically catalog and analyze critical arguments surrounding special relativity.
Cataloging 129 arguments related to special relativity.
Conducting structural analysis of these arguments.
Outlining conflict points for deeper conceptual understanding.
Identified and categorized 129 critical arguments.
Provided insights into fundamental conflict points in special relativity.

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This article catalogs 129 critical arguments in special relativity, indicating key conflict points for analysis.

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This article contains the complete catalogue of the 129 arguments that are structurallyanalysed in:Special Relativity – To Be or Not to Be: Part III: A Conceptual Analysis of FundamentalConflict Points.

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Jan Slowak (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d0aff2659487ece0fa60f0 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19382256

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This article catalogs 129 critical arguments in special relativity, indicating key conflict points for analysis.

Special Relativity – To Be or Not to Be: Part I: A Systematic Catalog of Critical Arguments

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Special Relativity – To Be or Not to Be: Part I: A Systematic Catalog of Critical Arguments

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