Time Dilation Data Sets: Get Graphs & Experiments Results

In summary, Kevin is looking for a table of data that shows time dilation in relation to velocity for his undergraduate studies. He has searched on Google but has not found anything and is asking for help in finding the data. Another person mentions the Lorentz formula but Kevin is specifically looking for experimental data.
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Hi guys, I'll start by saying that I've properly looked on Google, and have come up with nothing.

I'm looking for a table of data from any experiment that shows time dilation within the data. Just something I can produce a graph from and SHOW the relationship between velocity and time dilation.

I'm just about to go into undergraduate study - so a low level experiment's data will suffice.

Any help pointing me in the right direction will be greatly appreiciated, thank you.

-Kevin
 
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It's just a quarter of a circle:

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I imagine you got that from the Lorentz formula but I think iamBevan wants actual experimental data.
 

FAQ: Time Dilation Data Sets: Get Graphs & Experiments Results

What is time dilation and why is it important?

Time dilation is a phenomenon where time appears to pass at different rates for objects in motion relative to each other. It is an important concept in understanding the effects of motion on time and is a key component of Einstein's theory of relativity.

How are time dilation data sets collected?

Time dilation data sets are collected through experiments, usually involving highly precise clocks and measuring the difference in time between clocks at rest and in motion. These experiments can also be simulated using mathematical models.

What types of experiments can be conducted to gather time dilation data?

There are a variety of experiments that can be conducted to gather time dilation data, including measuring the time difference between clocks on airplanes and on the ground, using atomic clocks on satellites, and observing the decay rates of subatomic particles in accelerators.

What do the graphs of time dilation data sets look like?

The graphs of time dilation data sets typically show a curved line, with time passing at a slower rate for objects in motion compared to those at rest. The line becomes steeper as the speed of the objects increases, demonstrating the effects of velocity on time dilation.

How is time dilation data used in real-world applications?

Time dilation data is used in a variety of real-world applications, including in GPS systems, where the effects of time dilation must be taken into account in order to provide accurate location information. It also has implications for space travel and understanding the fabric of the universe.

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