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At that simultaneous entrance-clock event, xG​=0 and tG​=−vL/c2. Its runner-frame position is
xG′​=γ(0−vtG​)=γc2v2L​=γβ2L.​
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The runner is at x′=0, so the entrance is still ahead by distance γβ2L at the runner-frame emission time. The simultaneously measured distance between the two tunnel ends is xE′​−xG′​=γL(1−β2)=L/γ, consistent with length contraction.

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