Einstein's Relativity

This groundbreaking critique of Einstein's theory of relativity offers an incisive analysis of its conceptual foundations and mathematical formulations. McAdam's lucid exposition and rigorous argumentation offer an alternative perspective on this revolutionary theory and reveal its limitations and unresolved questions. This book is essential reading for physicists, mathematicians, and anyone interested in the foundations of modern physics.
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