Question

Can any explain me 'The Simultaneity concept' of Relativity in a more clearer way than the textbooks

Answer 1

@sillybilly123 can you take a look at this when you get a chance

Answer 2

Not sure exactly what you are looking for but maybe take a look at the original 1905 paper (??), specifically:

I. KINEMATICAL PART
§ 1. ***Definition of Simultaneity***

Linked here:
http://hermes.ffn.ub.es/luisnavarro/nuevo_maletin/Einstein_1905_relativity.pdf

It doesn't as much come up with a definition of simultaneity, as it does define what is mean by time at different places in a reference frame. (Note the absence of an observor exactly midway between the points, often to be found in explanatory texts.)

There follows a derivation of the Lorentz transforms, a bit more involved than in the text books maybe.

not sure this helps.

Shout if not.

Answer 3

@sillybilly123 This is more of a textbook kind of stuff.....

I wanted something (taking into consideration Minkowski spacetime) and more of a better Example or Situation to go with it..... (Not Shouting) ;-)

Answer 4

Minkowski space is a dense mathematical construct. and i think that if you don't get temporal simultaneity there is no point in that stuff.

not shouting either !