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The alleged Absoluteness of Motions of Rotation

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PROF. GREENHILL'S remarks on my letter on this subject (NATURE, November 29), admitting that he is unconverted, and throwing out a suggestion that further arguments or explanations are desirable, appear to open a wider question than can be effectively dealt with in the limits of an ordinary letter. I propose therefore to deal with the subject in a special article to be written shortly.

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LOVE, A. The alleged Absoluteness of Motions of Rotation. Nature 51, 153–154 (1894). https://doi.org/10.1038/051153e0

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