contraction hypothesis meaning in Hindi

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1. However, since there was no theoretical reason for that, the contraction hypothesis was considered ad hoc.
2. Several hypotheses were introduced to explain these results including the " timing hypothesis " and the " differential surface contraction hypothesis ".
3. Although the possible connection between electrostatic and intermolecular forces was used by Lorentz as a plausibility argument, the contraction hypothesis was soon considered as purely ad hoc.
4. So in 1892 Lorentz proposed that moving bodies contract in the direction of motion ( FitzGerald-Lorentz contraction hypothesis, since George FitzGerald had already arrived in 1889 at this conclusion ).
5. Another, completely different attempt to save " absolute " aether was made in the Lorentz FitzGerald contraction hypothesis, which posited that " everything " was affected by travel through the aether.
6. Minkowski argued that Lorentz's introduction of the contraction hypothesis " sounds rather fantastical ", since it is not the product of resistance in the aether but a " gift from above ".
7. In 1907 Einstein criticized the " ad hoc " character of Lorentz's contraction hypothesis in his theory of electrons, because according to him it was an artificial assumption to make the Michelson Morley experiment conform to Lorentz's stationary aether and the relativity principle.
8. An IMF working paper on Expansionary Austerity and the Expansionary Fiscal Contraction hypothesis that examined changes in policy designed to reduce deficits found that austerity had contractionary effects on private domestic demand and GDP . This report concluded that other studies appeared biased to overstating the expansionary effects of austerity.
9. In order to make the principle of relativity as required by Poincar?an exact law of nature in the immobile aether theory of Lorentz, the introduction of a variety ad hoc hypotheses was required, such as the contraction hypothesis, local time, the Poincar?stresses, etc ..
10. It was long assumed that there is no difference between these motions until the Lorentz-Fitzgerald contraction hypothesis about speeds approaching the speed of light, which was later resolved by Einstein's theory of Special relativity . talk ) 09 : 11, 4 April 2011 ( UTC)