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What physical meaning can be ascribed to the four-acceleration vector?
For example, for an object moving on the positive x-axis with speed 0.6c and accelerating in this direction at rate a, the approximate components of its four-acceleration vector - at least according to my math - are
< 1.465a , 2.44a , 0, 0 >
What does this mean? How is this useful?
For example, for an object moving on the positive x-axis with speed 0.6c and accelerating in this direction at rate a, the approximate components of its four-acceleration vector - at least according to my math - are
< 1.465a , 2.44a , 0, 0 >
What does this mean? How is this useful?