Galilean Transformation
A transformation from one reference frame to another moving with a constant Velocity 
with respect to the first forclassical motion. However, special relativity 
shows that the transformation must be modifiedto the Lorentz Transformation for relativistic motion. The forward Galilean transformation is
and the inverse transformation is
See also Lorentz Transformation
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