100 Years of E=mc2

Ajay Sharma (The Fundamental Physics Research Institute, )

2006.  ISBN: 1-60021-270-0.  $49. Hardcover
Author Email   physics.einstein@...


https://www.novapublishers.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=23_48_324&products_id=4554

 

This discussion involves critical analysis of Einstein's September and June 1905 papers. Some hidden aspects of the derivation are pointed out which lead to interesting results. Einstein initially derived light energy –mass equation   ∆L = ∆mc²  then  wrote  ∆E = ∆mc² by simply replacing L by E.  It is confirmed that Einstein's derivation of  ∆L = ∆mc² only under standard conditions, not in general. If general values of parameters are used in the derivation then results are not justified experimentally.  Thus an alternate equation ∆E = Ac²âˆ†M is derived and justified; here A is coefficient of proportionality known as conversion co-efficient.The applications of  ∆E = Ac² ∆M are suggested in various phenomena.

 

                                                             Contents:

Preface;
 Chapter 1 Physics and its Founders; 
Chapter 2 Einstein suggested or speculated ∆E =∆mc² from ∆L =∆mc²;
 Chapter 3 The Kinetic Energy, Relativistic kinetic energy and Rest mass energy;  Chapter 4 Derivation and Applications of the Generalized Form of Mass-Energy Equation; 
Chapter 5 All in One: Questions & Answers;
 Index.

Nova Science Publishers, Inc.

400 Oser Avenue, Suite 1600

Hauppauge, NY 11788-3619

Tel. (631)-231-7269  Fax. (631)-231-8175

E-mail:  novascience@...

            www.novapublishers.com