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The Relativity Taskforce is set up to better organize and present information in all articles related to the theories of Special and General relativity. We hope that this project will help to focus the efforts of other Wikipedians to improve all relativity-related articles in order to make Wikipedia the premier online resource for relativity-related information for all who visit. In order to maintain a reasonable length of relativity articles (and avoid possibly unnecessary duplication), editors are encouraged to peruse the wikibooks:
The project's main aim is to concentrate solely on the classical aspects of relativity (i.e. no quantum mechanics), although some articles may mention aspects of quantum relativity. More specific goals for the project are to:
Participation in this project is open to all users who want to contribute to relativity articles. Please add your name to the list of participants below using {{user|username}} to join the project. If you don't have a Wikipedia account yet you can sign up here.
Participants:
For a planned rewrite of Variable speed of light, see my comment on the talk page. ClassicalPhysicist ( talk) 22:48, 12 January 2013 (UTC)
Please post any announcements pertaining to new articles at New Relativity Articles
A list of articles needing cleanup associated with this project is available. See also the tool's wiki page and the index of WikiProjects.
The following list gives various tasks needed to be performed and issues to be addressed in articles. Articles should be listed alphabetically for ease of identification.
Many articles on relativity are missing.
A comprehensive list of relativity resources can be found at general relativity resources, but here is a general selection including some popular sources:
Type {{physics|class=|importance=|relativity=yes}} at the top of an article's talk page to indicate that it's in the relativity project; it will produce:
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Writing {{relativity-stub}} at the bottom of an article will indicate that the article is a relativity stub; it will produce the following template:
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There are a number of other useful Wikipedia pages, some of which contain official policies.
WikiProject Physics Main / Talk |
Members |
Quality Control ( talk) |
Welcome |
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* List of the 500 most popular relativity pages |
The Relativity Taskforce is set up to better organize and present information in all articles related to the theories of Special and General relativity. We hope that this project will help to focus the efforts of other Wikipedians to improve all relativity-related articles in order to make Wikipedia the premier online resource for relativity-related information for all who visit. In order to maintain a reasonable length of relativity articles (and avoid possibly unnecessary duplication), editors are encouraged to peruse the wikibooks:
The project's main aim is to concentrate solely on the classical aspects of relativity (i.e. no quantum mechanics), although some articles may mention aspects of quantum relativity. More specific goals for the project are to:
Participation in this project is open to all users who want to contribute to relativity articles. Please add your name to the list of participants below using {{user|username}} to join the project. If you don't have a Wikipedia account yet you can sign up here.
Participants:
For a planned rewrite of Variable speed of light, see my comment on the talk page. ClassicalPhysicist ( talk) 22:48, 12 January 2013 (UTC)
Please post any announcements pertaining to new articles at New Relativity Articles
A list of articles needing cleanup associated with this project is available. See also the tool's wiki page and the index of WikiProjects.
The following list gives various tasks needed to be performed and issues to be addressed in articles. Articles should be listed alphabetically for ease of identification.
Many articles on relativity are missing.
A comprehensive list of relativity resources can be found at general relativity resources, but here is a general selection including some popular sources:
Type {{physics|class=|importance=|relativity=yes}} at the top of an article's talk page to indicate that it's in the relativity project; it will produce:
Physics: Relativity Unassessed | ||||||||||
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Writing {{relativity-stub}} at the bottom of an article will indicate that the article is a relativity stub; it will produce the following template:
header userbox code | header userbox appearance | ||
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{{User_WikiProject_Relativity}} |
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There are a number of other useful Wikipedia pages, some of which contain official policies.