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Is it possible substitutive explanation of SR: "because of larger relativistic mass everything moves more slowly."
I tried to to get this substitution mathematically, but it not works. I know that lorentz contraction should be included as supposition that things work.
For instance: a = gamma^3 a1.
a=acceleration inside of system which moves very fast.
a1=acceleration seen from not moving observer.
gamma=(1-(v/c)^2)^-1/2
v=velocity
c=speed of light
Or
dW = ma dx gamma3, (2)
when system accelerates and gains additional energy because of acceleration.
One explanation is that m=m0 gamma^3, but this dissagre with
W=W0 gamma and W=mc^2
If Lorentz contraction is included, I get
m=m0 gamma^2, but I wish m=m0 gamma
I tried to to get this substitution mathematically, but it not works. I know that lorentz contraction should be included as supposition that things work.
For instance: a = gamma^3 a1.
a=acceleration inside of system which moves very fast.
a1=acceleration seen from not moving observer.
gamma=(1-(v/c)^2)^-1/2
v=velocity
c=speed of light
Or
dW = ma dx gamma3, (2)
when system accelerates and gains additional energy because of acceleration.
One explanation is that m=m0 gamma^3, but this dissagre with
W=W0 gamma and W=mc^2
If Lorentz contraction is included, I get
m=m0 gamma^2, but I wish m=m0 gamma