I Equation which is related with the Lorentz invariant quantities

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The discussion centers on proving a specific equation related to Lorentz invariant quantities in physics. Participants are seeking clarity on how to demonstrate that the equation maintains Lorentz invariance. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding the underlying principles of Lorentz transformations. Contributors share insights on relevant mathematical techniques and physical interpretations. The thread aims to enhance comprehension of Lorentz invariance in the context of the equation presented.
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Hi every one.How can i prove the below equation?
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And then that it's Lorentz invariant quantitude ?
Thanks for your help
 
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