Show that the spacetime interval is invariant under the lorentz transfermations
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Show that the spacetime interval (delta s) is invariant under the lorentz transfermations:
i.e. show that (c (delta t))^2 - (delta x)^s = (c(delta t'))^2 - (delta x')^2
delta s = s1 - s2
delta t = t1 - t2
delta x = x1 - x2
c= speed of light in a vacuum ; 's indicate a different system
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