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extension of special relativity with an observer-independent Planck length or energy in addition to the speed of light.

In gravitational physics, doubly special relativity refers to extension of special relativity with an observer-independent Planck length or energy in addition to the speed of light. This meaning comes from Amelino-camelia (2002) in International Journal of Modern Physics D.[1]

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References

Amelino-camelia, G. (2002). Relativity in Spacetimes with Short-distance Structure Governed by an Observer-independent (planckian) Length Scale. International Journal of Modern Physics D, 11(01), 35-59. https://doi.org/10.1142/s0218271802001330

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