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Relative acceleration between intertial reference frames?
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[QUOTE="kuruman, post: 6215965, member: 192687"] Say you have two inertial frames A and B. This means that relative to a third inertial frame C, their velocities are constant, namely ##V_{AC}=const.## and ##V_{AC}=const.## Relativistic addition of velocities says that the velocity of B relative to A is $$V_{AB} =\frac{V_{AC}-V_{BC}}{1-\frac{V_{AC}V_{BC}}{c^2}}.$$The right hand side is constant, so the relative velocity ##V_{AB}## is also constant. What makes you think there is relative acceleration? [/QUOTE]
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