The book “Newton and Relativity” shows an alternative method to derive the Special Theory of Relativity in a simple and intuitive way.
It is well known that the equation E=mc² comes from the Theory of Relativity. But hardly anyone knows that there is a simple proof for this relationship which Einstein himself derived from the laws of Classical Physics.
This was the first step on the direct path to the Theory of Relativity.
Now this path, ignored for more than a hundred years, has been followed up.
It turns out that the Equivalence Principle Energy-Mass E=mc², in conjunction with Newton’s Second Law of Motion, provides an easily comprehensible approach to Relativistic Mechanics.
The book “Newton and Relativity” shows the amazing results of this investigation.
List of Contents
1 About the Limitations of Classical Mechanics
3 Proofs of E = mc² from classical physics
4 The Equivalence of Mass and Energy
5 Dependence of Mass on Velocity
6 Calculation of Kinetic and Total Energy
7 The Relativistic E-p-m Triangle
8 Velocity Addition of Colliding Electrons
9 Dependence of Time on Velocity
10 The Velocity Addition Formula
11 Derivation of length contraction and time dilation
12 Transformation of Space and Time Coordinate
13 Constancy of the Speed of Light
14 The Lorentz Transformation and its application
15 Dependence of Frequency on Velocity
16 Dependence of Acceleration on Velocity
The authors:
Dr. Ing. Francesco Cester
Dr. rer. nat. Manfred Clemente
Dr. rer. nat. Hans-Michael Korff
E-Mail: NewtonAndRelativity@gmx.de
