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E = γmc2

I2 = (ct)2 – x2 = (ct´)2 – x´2 =…

NM:   Vwrt x=0 = (x´/t) = (x´/I)c

SRT:   vwrt x=0=(x´/t´)=(x´/H)c

NM:   Vwrt* = (H/t) = (c´t)/t = c´

SRT:   vwrt * = (H/t´) = (ct´/t´) = c

     Consider just two quantities,  x´ ,  the distance an object has traveled, and  I , the distance a light flash has traveled during the same time  t  at speed  c .  We will assume that they both started out at  x=0.  Let’s play with these.  

Let   x´2 + I2 = H´2  ;      I2 = H´2 – x´2  ;      I2/t2 = H´2/t2 – x´2/t2

Let   x´>0;  I>0.  Therefore,   H´>I






















γ2 = (ct´)2/I2= (H´/I)2 =H´2/(H´2–x´2)=1/1–(x´/H´)2

= 1/1–(x´/ct´)2 = 1/1–(v/c)2

γ = [1/(1–(v/c)2)]½ = (H´/I) = (ct´)/I

     The  γx  and  γ(v/c2)x of the full SRT transformation equations are readily derivable from the Relativistic Interval equation.


Simple Algebra and Special Relativity (SRT)


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NM


Let        c=I/t;   c´=H´/t


Therefore,  

I=ct;   H´=c´t


Because  H´>I,  

c´ > c


NM     I2 = (c´t)2 – x´2


Let      V=x´/t


x´=(x´/t)t=Vt=(V/c)ct=(V/c)I


SRT


H´ > [ct = I]

Let   t´= H´/c

2 = (ct´)2

SRT     I2 = (ct´)2 – x´2


Let  γ=(H´/I)=(ct´/ct) [see below]


Let   v=(x´/t´)


x´=(ct´/ct)(x´/ct´)ct

=γ(v/c)ct=γvt


t´=(ct´/ct)t=γt


x´=Vt=γvt = γ(v/c)ct= γ(v/c)I

V=γv