What kind of energy denotes E in Einstein's 1905 Sep 27paper?

On Sep 29, 5:57 am, wrote:
Exactly 102 years ago (1905 September 27) Einstein wrote a very short
paper. Einstein starts referring to a body at rest with energy E. I
want to know what kind of energy is that E. Being the body at rest,
the kinetic energy is excluded. Then, what other kind of energy a body
at rest can have in 1905?

RVHG (Rafael Valls Hidalgo-Gato)

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In Sep 1905 paper
Einstein simply considered a light energy source emitting light
energy.
The Einstein derived a relation between , Light Energy Emitted and
correspondinG decrease in mass as
L =mc2
Light Energy emitted = (decrease in mass )c2

The Einstein speculated ( no proof , no logic
)
Every enerfgy emitted = (decrease in mass) c2
or E=mc2
This is origin of E=mc2

This paper have no reference and APPARENTLY WAS NOT PEER REVIEWED
before publication.
More information and Einstein's papers can be downloaded from

www.ajayonline.us

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On Sep 29, 5:57 am, wrote:
Exactly 102 years ago (1905 September 27) Einstein wrote a very short
paper. Einstein starts referring to a body at rest with energy E. I
want to know what kind of energy is that E. Being the body at rest,
the kinetic energy is excluded. Then, what other kind of energy a body
at rest can have in 1905?

RVHG (Rafael Valls Hidalgo-Gato)

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In Sep 1905 paper
Einstein simply considered a light energy source emitting light
energy.
The Einstein derived a relation between , Light Energy Emitted and
correspondinG decrease in mass as
L =mc2
Light Energy emitted = (decrease in mass )c2

The Einstein speculated ( no proof , no logic
)
Every enerfgy emitted = (decrease in mass) c2
or E=mc2
This is origin of E=mc2

no, it is not.


This paper have no reference and APPARENTLY WAS NOT PEER REVIEWED
before publication.
More information and Einstein's papers can be downloaded from

www.ajayonline.us

On Sep 28, 8:01 pm, matches wrote:
[snip crap]



Idiot.

On Sep 28, 11:01 pm, matches wrote:

This paper have no reference and APPARENTLY WAS NOT PEER REVIEWED
before publication.

Papers don't necessarily require references if the material can stand
alone, ie if it's a completely new idea. And you're assertion that it
was never peer reviewed is just plain nuts. Do think reputable
physics journals are just like usenet?

"matches" wrote in message
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On Sep 29, 5:57 am, wrote:
Exactly 102 years ago (1905 September 27) Einstein wrote a very short
paper. Einstein starts referring to a body at rest with energy E. I
want to know what kind of energy is that E. Being the body at rest,
the kinetic energy is excluded. Then, what other kind of energy a body
at rest can have in 1905?

RVHG (Rafael Valls Hidalgo-Gato)

---------
In Sep 1905 paper
Einstein simply considered a light energy source emitting light
energy.
The Einstein derived a relation between , Light Energy Emitted and
correspondinG decrease in mass as
L =mc2
Light Energy emitted = (decrease in mass )c2

The Einstein speculated ( no proof , no logic
)
Every enerfgy emitted = (decrease in mass) c2
or E=mc2
This is origin of E=mc2

This paper have no reference and APPARENTLY WAS NOT PEER REVIEWED

Errrrrr. What do you think editors of journals do? Use submissions as
toilet paper?

Bill

before publication.
More information and Einstein's papers can be downloaded from

www.ajayonline.us