Lorentz invariance

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Lorentz invariance [′lȯr‚ens in‚ver·ē·əns]

(relativity)

The property, possessed by the laws of physics and of certain physical quantities, of being the same in any Lorentz frame, and thus unchanged by a Lorentz transformation.

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