phenomenon 18.17 Uniform motion is undetectable from within

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phenomenon 18.17: Uniform motion is undetectable from within18.17definition 18.8: Inertial frame of reference18.8postulate 18.16: Principle of Galilean relativity18.16remark 18.13: Absolute space is stated here, and not adopted18.13proof : ch:01-kinematics@proof-3proofdefinition 18.7: Frame of reference18.7definition 18.6: Free particle18.6definition 27.16: Areal velocity27.16definition 18.18: Galilean transformation18.18postulate 19.6: Newton's first law19.6postulate 19.1: Inertia19.1phenomenon 29.53: Rotation is locally detectable, uniform motion is not29.53remark 18.2: What is assumed here, and what is measured18.2

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cites On the Relative Motion of the Earth and the Luminiferous Ether derived parts/03-classical-mechanics/01-kinematics.tex:465
cites Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica derived parts/03-classical-mechanics/01-kinematics.tex:463
depends_on Inertial frame of reference declared parts/03-classical-mechanics/01-kinematics.tex:469
depends_on Principle of Galilean relativity declared parts/03-classical-mechanics/01-kinematics.tex:469
depends_on Absolute space is stated here, and not adopted declared parts/03-classical-mechanics/01-kinematics.tex:379
proves ch:01-kinematics@proof-3 declared parts/03-classical-mechanics/01-kinematics.tex:472