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Gamma demystified
On Aug 24, 9:47 pm, shuba wrote:
Beginners are often fascinated and mystified by this gamma which is presented as 1/sqrt(1 - v^2/c^2) and seems to have some fundamental importance in special relativity. Only self-styled physicists are mystified by the so-called gamma term. shrug Proper time, being an invariant, is the fundamental concept, and gamma is simply the rate of change of coordinate time with respect to proper time. Proper time was introduced later on after Minkowski combined the 4 equations of the Lorentz transform into a single equation which He (not Minkowski) shall call it the spacetime equation. shrug Writing all four equations of the Lorentz transform into a single one, we have ** c^2 dt1^2 – ds1^2 = c^2 dt2^2 – ds2^2, spacetime equation Where ** ds^2 = dx^2 + dy^2 + dz^2 On a side note, the Lorentz transform satisfies the principle of relativity, but Larmor’s transform does not. These two transforms are almost identical except that Larmor’s transform must have this gamma factor in each observer’s absolute speed while the Lorentz transform has it in the relative speed of the two observers. Larmor’s transform is one of the infinite numbers of mathematical models that satisfies the null results of the MMX, but the Lorentz transform was derived out of Larmor’s transform through a mathematical mistake originated by Poincare. The Lorentz transform is only valid if the two observers of Larmor’s transform are moving in parallel relative to the absolute frame of reference. Thus, in general, the Lorentz transform does not satisfy the null result of the MMX. Anyhow, both can be written into the same equation above. With two such exactly opposite mathematical models able to be written into the same equation, alarm bell should be ringing loudly, but the self-styled physicists in the past 100 years have never been intelligent enough to realize the problem, and that is where the mathemaGics can ‘cross over to and haunt the other side’. shrug Back to the spacetime equation, it can relate to multiple observers not limited to just two. ** c^2 dt1^2 – ds1^2 = c^2 dt2^2 – ds2^2 = c^2 dt3^2 – ds3^2 One of the observers can now be the observed. Notice the displacement becomes null when the observed is observing itself. ** c^2 dTau^2 = c^2 dt^2 – ds^2 Where ** Tau = time flow of the observed, LOCAL time only Tau can only be the time flow of the observed, the local time of the observed, and nothing else. It is just as simple as that. However, the self-styled physicists are still clueless about this. They have invented this proper time stuff to mystify what Tau actually represents and proliferate the religion of SR which was born out of a mathematical mistake. shrug Start with the defintion of infinitesimal proper time, setting c=1. (dTau)^2 = (dt)^2 - (dx)^2 Divide through by (dTau^2) and use the chain rule. 1 = (dt/dTau)^2 - [dx/dt * dt/dTau]^2 Use the definitions gamma = dt/dTau and v = dx/dt. 1 = gamma^2 * (1 - v^2) Solve for gamma. gamma = 1/sqrt(1 - v^2) Start with the answer. The derivation of the gamma becomes ever so circular, handwaving, and ridiculous. Notice you have no account to why dy and dz terms do not have any gamma corrections. shrug |
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Gamma demystified
it's just a simple phase-space,
completely amenable to treatment by quaternions, that is to say, ordinary "vector mechanics." Proper time was introduced later on after Minkowski combined the 4 equations of the Lorentz transform into a single equation which Me (and Beauxeaux Synonymous) shall call it the spacetime equation. ah frug it. |
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Gamma demystified
On Aug 27, 5:52*am, 1treePetrifiedForestLane
wrote: it's just a simple phase-space, completely amenable to treatment by quaternions, that is to say, ordinary "vector mechanics." Proper time was introduced later on after Minkowski combined the 4 equations of the Lorentz transform into a single equation which Me (and Beauxeaux Synonymous) shall call it the spacetime equation. ah frug it. --------------------- now you overlook another important aspect of it: while v=c THE GAMMA IS UNDEFINED MATHEMATICALLY so noone can tell you what happens while v=c !!! just as he wishes it to be for instance the idiotic claime that photon mass must be zero to satisfy that unknown mathematical situation ie ''the photon mass is zero ''' TH E PHOTON MASS IS AN EXCEPTION TO THE 'RULE' THAT NO MASS CAN REACH c it is about exp -90 Kilograms of the only mass that can be indeed fantastically small yet noth theoretically zero !! and it makes a big difference to modern science !! **BILLIONS HAS BENN WASTED ** ON THAT IDIOTIC ASSERTION !!! old copyright of Yehiel .Porat ------------------------ |
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Gamma demystified
nonsense; it's just waves in the atoms of "free space,"
which includes the atmosphere when no-oneis looking. TH E *PHOTON MASS IS AN EXCEPTION TO THE 'RULE' *THAT NO MASS CAN REACH c it is about exp -90 Kilograms *of the only mass that can be indeed fantastically small yet noth theoretically zero !! |
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Gamma demystified
On Aug 28, 3:33*am, 1treePetrifiedForestLane
wrote: nonsense; it's just waves in the atoms of "free space," which includes the atmosphere when no-oneis looking. TH E *PHOTON MASS IS AN EXCEPTION TO THE 'RULE' *THAT NO MASS CAN REACH c it is about exp -90 Kilograms *of the only mass that can be indeed fantastically small yet noth theoretically zero !! -------------------- ****en pig**** gangster what is your real name pig**** every one can realize immediately that you are a hired psycho creep subhuman psychopath tell your gangster bosses that you are even not worth the money they invest of a creep like you NEXT !! Y.Porat ------------------------------- |
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