Shinsuke Hamaji

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What is the velocity after one year of uniform acceleration at 1G (9.8m/s²)?

After accelerating at 1G (9.8m/s²) inside the spacecraft, what is the speed after one year and the speed of the spacecraft as seen from the starting point earth?

05 May 2023 3,711 4 View

Is the symmetry of special relativity wrong?

Is it wrong that the special theory of relativity has a symmetrical relative relationship with one arbitrarily selected object from among countless relative objects?

15 August 2022 610 12 View

Is it a contradiction of special relativity that asymmetric motion and symmetric motion are not the same?

1. If one of the twin brothers rides on a rocket, makes a U-turn while moving at sub-light speed, and returns to meet again, the time progress of the one who moved by rocket will be delayed. 2....

06 August 2022 4,930 20 View

Special Relativity (SR) - Lorentz transformations (LT) = ?

Does the principle remain when we remove Lorentz transformations (LT) from Special Relativity (SR), but the specific theory is not preserved?

01 January 1970 7,133 56 View

I tried to prove the Collatz conjecture so that anyone can understand it.

Summary of the Proof of the Collatz Conjecture: Title Proof of Collatz conjecture by formulating bottom-up m... All natural numbers can be divided into odd and even numbers. All even numbers...

01 January 1970 7,363 3 View

Relative motion (±v²) = speed of light of object (w²) - speed of light of observer (c²)

If we are to correct the long-range action of the global inertial frame of Newtonian mechanics, shouldn't we make it the close action of the relative velocity of light? Spontaneous invariant...

01 January 1970 4,848 2 View

Where do inertial frames come from?

It is said that there is neither an absolute stationary coordinate system nor a global inertial frame. So where do inertial frames come from in the first place?

01 January 1970 1,120 0 View

For dynamics, if we have relative rate change, we don't need LT, right?

ChatGPT Yes, indeed from a mechanics point of view, you don't need a Lorentz transformation (LT) if you have a relative rate transformation. A relative rate transformation is a transformation that...

01 January 1970 8,029 7 View

Is Einstein's theory of relativity upwardly compatible with Newtonian mechanics?

Is it correct to say that Einstein's theory of relativity cannot be said to be upwardly compatible with Newtonian mechanics because the inertial force of F=ma works when the observer is...

01 January 1970 8,142 22 View