This is a table confirming the equations in "The Relativistic Space-Time Perspective" at |http://vixra.org/abs/1306.0104| The table examines 39 velocity values, ranging from |1.000~000E-500| m/s to c-|1.000~000E-500| m/s, all calculated to 2000 decimal places . velocitySRPD = velocitynoSRPD/(1- velocitynoSRPD^2/ c^2)^½ velocitynoSRPD = velocitySRPD/(1+ velocitySRPD^2/ c^2)^½ This table is for Relativistic Velocity values only, but they are completely applicable for the Relativistic Length, Time, and Mass equations as well. Tables on those equations are available on request. The occasional tiny difference between the VelocitynoSRPD (the velocity with no Relativistic Distortion) and the VelocitynoSRPDBack (the “Real||noSRPD” velocity calculated from the distorted VelocitySRPD) is simply due to irrational numbers (like square roots). You can never determine a value like 2½ exactly because it is irrational - the answer always has an infinite number of decimal places in random digits. The maximum error for calculations done to 2000 decimal places was found to be 1.0E-1992. But the maximum error for calculations done to 1000 decimal places was 1.0E-992; the maximum for calculations done to 100 decimal places was 1.0E-92. The software used was Advanced Smart Math Calculator, a product available from the Software firm RUNITER COMPANY, and their site at http://calculator.runiter.com/math-calculator/. The owner, Saeid Nourian [president@runiter.com], has seen both the tables and an earlier text of the theory, so can confirm the numeric validity of the tables.