Total energy of a relativistic particle
E2 = p2c2 + m2c4
pc is the KE energy and mc2 is the rest mass energy
particle A has a relativistic speed v ;
= 1/(1-v2/c2)1/2
(a) KE of the particle A = mAc2 - mAc2 = mAc2 /(1-v2/c2)1/2 - mAc2
relativistic momentum pA = mAv
after split particle B is at rest so, it total energy = mBc2
In a relativistic momentum is conserved
pB =0
pc = pA = mAv =
EA = mBc2 + Ec
Total energy of the particle C
Ec = EA - mBc2 = sqrt( pA2c2 + mA2c4 ) - mBc2
KE of the particle C = Ec - mc2 = sqrt( m2Av2c2 /(1-v2/c2) + mA2c4 ) - mBc2 - mAc2
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