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- Wed May 11, 2011 4:06 am
- Forum: Classroom: Extraordinary Concepts in Physics
- Topic: Special Relativity I
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Re: Special Relativity I
I should add that in my view, v and c have different physical contexts between space-time and E-K. In space-time, v is defined in terms of orthogonal (x,t) with c being just another velocity. However, in E-K, all v's are independent of c, resulting in restmass being interpreted as m0 = pCT, (a "...
- Wed May 11, 2011 3:58 am
- Forum: Classroom: Extraordinary Concepts in Physics
- Topic: Special Relativity I
- Replies: 10
- Views: 94853
Re: Special Relativity I
Hi, Michael, Thanks much for the lecture; however, I find that after much thought SR is no longer "strange" but entirely consistent with not only QM, but also GR. However, the latter consistency requires a slightly different perspective. However, I do NOT believe it is a new theory, but ra...