Good "fit" joke
This is off topic, but sense you showed up it just came to mind.
The wiki sites listed below, say that both momentum and energy are
inversely proportional to frequency, making both equal, and the Nova
transscript below which i refferenced before, equates energy and
force. These together with the evidence that the momentum equasion is
fudged with gamma factor and that energy is considered on of the four
forces justifies me in equating energy force and momentum.
Besides I still can find no side by side measure of force = ML/T^2,
energy = 1/2ML^2/T^2 p=mv showing each progressing also a different
route.They are fudged to appear different and the dimensional analysis
also falls apart on quantum level as evident by the so called Planck
units that represent nothing in nature and are missleading.
I have shown that F=ML/T^2 does equal E=1/2ML^2/T^2 and it is also
shown that p=mv with added gamma factor makes that also equal to
F=mv^2, so why the separation?
Clearly taking an object and simutainiously measuring its F=mv^2 along
side its p=mv, will show an ever increasing divergence between the two
such that a relativly small difference between F and p becomes so
great, that it will be so obvious that the two cannot represent the
same object..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matter_wave
In quantum mechanics, a matter wave or de Broglie wave ( /dəˈbrɔɪ/)
is the wave (wave–particle duality) of matter. The de Broglie
relations show that the wavelength is inversely proportional to the
momentum of a particle and that the frequency is directly proportional
to the particle's kinetic energy. The wavelength of matter is also
called de Broglie wavelength.
The theory was advanced by Louis de Broglie in 1924 in his PhD thesis.
[1]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wavelength
Assuming a sinusoidal wave moving at a fixed wave speed, wavelength is
inversely proportional to frequency: waves with higher frequencies
have shorter wavelengths, and lower frequencies have longer
wavelengths.[6]
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/transcripts/3213_einstein.html
EMILIE DU CHÂTELET: Ah, Monsieur you are young. I hope that soon you
will judge me for my own merits or lack of them, but do not look upon
me as an appendage to this great general or that renowned scholar. I
am, in my own right, a whole person, responsible to myself alone for
all that I am, all that I say, all that I do.
NARRATOR: Du Châtelet learned from the brilliant men around her, but
she quickly developed ideas of her own. Much to the horror of her
mentors, she even dared to suspect that there was a flaw in the great
Sir Isaac Newton's thinking.
Newton stated that the energy of an object, the force with which it
collided with another object, could very simply be accounted for by
its mass times its velocity. In correspondence with scientists in
Germany, Du Châtelet learned of another view, that of Gottfried
Leibniz. He proposed that moving objects had a kind of inner spirit.
He called it "vis viva," Latin for "living force." Many discounted his
ideas, but Leibniz was convinced that the energy of an object was made
up of its mass times its velocity, squared.
Can you not see that in this transcript, force is equated with energy,
and that it is said to be equal to mv by Newton and mv^2 by Leibniz?
Besides that, this transcript indicates that the F=ma attributed to
Newton these days was in part stolen from Leibniz and or fudged as not
to make him look bad for some prejudice reason.
If you measure the impact of a bullet, you can get the correct result
by F=mv^2. You do not have to use E=1/2mv^2 or F=mv^2/r. In other
words, the ½ is not needed, nor the /radius, so F=mv^2 is correct for
particular measurements, regardless of dimensional analysis rules.
http://www.remington.com/pages/news-and-resources/ballistics.aspx
Energy Calculator
This tool will help you estimate the energy of your favorite
cartridge. If you are unsure of which bullet weight and/or velocity to
submit, use the information from our on-line ballistics tables above.
Example: The muzzle energy of a 300 Remington Ultra Mag 180gr Core-
Lokt Ultra bullet propelled at 3250 feet per second is determined
using the follow formula:
M x V2 ÷ 450400 = foot pounds energy.
Step 1: Multiply M (M = bullet weight in grains) times V2 (V2 = the
square of bullet velocity in feet per second): 180 x 3250 x 3250 =
1,901,250,000
Step 2: Divide the product of step 1 by 450400: 1,901,250,000 ÷ 450400
= 4221 foot pounds of energy.
Also see this calculator
http://www.beartoothbullets.com/rescources/calculators/php/energy.htm?bw=100&bv=2000
All you do is insert the mass and velocity, not the radius, nor does
it take the answer and break it in half.
Insert 100 units for weight and 1000 for velocity and you get 222 foot
pounds of energy or force, they use these terms interchangeably, or
insert 100 units for weight and 2000 for velocity, and you get 888
foot pounds, indicating that force or energy, increases 4 times each
time velocity doubles, and that the formula used is F or E = mv^2
What is the origin of the division of F= ML/T^2, p = mv, E =1/2 ML^2/
T^2? And how do you know they are correct, especially considering the
amount of fudging that goes on in this mathematics.
mpc755
you sound like a tape recorder who can record and recite facts but not
explain them.
E=mc^2 and m= E/c^2 as they are equal and intercovertable through
conversion factor c^2. this can be explained geometrically by showing
that c^2 is a frequency where energy equals and turns to rest mass
through circular and or spherical rotation, but they are still the
same thing just different frequencys.
mp755 you say
Aether and matter are different states of the same material.
Aether and matter have mass.
But what about space and matter, are they too different states of same
material?
And does aether and matter have energy?
Conrad J Countess
Conrad J Countess