so we see that the energy
transforms like the position coordinate and the momentum transforms
like the time coordinates.We have calculated here the Lorentz
transformation for energy and momentum when there is a boost along
x-axis that is why the y and z-components of momentum are
unchanged. Similarly we can find the transformation relation for
boost along y and z-axis.
4) Prove the Lorentz transformation relations for energy and momentum.
Find the momentum ? and Lorentz factor ? for an electron that has a kinetic energy of 1.00 MeV. ?? Find the momentum ? and Lorentz factor ? for an electron that has a kinetic energy of 6.00 MeV. ?? Find the momentum ? and Lorentz factor ? for an electron that has a kinetic energy of 9.00 MeV. ??
Using the lorentz transformation for velocities, prove that, when the velocity of an object is between -c and c for one intertial observor, it also between -c and c for all inertial observors. Make sure to consider that the observors may be moving with respect to each other with any velocity between -c and c as well.
2) Lorentz transformations a) A photon with energy Eph in a reference frame S moves at an angle 8 with respect to the y axis, in the x-y plane (i.e., its propagation vector is k = (sin 0, cos 6,0)). Write out the photon's momentum four-vector pph in frame S. b) Write out the 4x4 matrix that describes a Lorentz boost into a frame (S') that moves with velocity v (corresponding to Lorentz factory in the y direction of frame...
Total: 30 pts) a) [15 pts] Griffiths gives the Lorentz transformation for the components of the electric and magnetic field (see Eq. (12.108)): Use these equations to show that E2cB is a Lorentz invariant. b) [15 pts] Use the result of part a) to answer these questions: * Suppose E > cB in some frame. Show that there is no possible frame in which 0 in some frame, do these relations mean that E 0 in every other inertial If...
Solve please 2.1 and 2.3.
2.13 Conclusion The theoretical discovery of the Lorentz transformation was an important s the learning process leading to Special Relativity, but its deep meaning was understood before Einstein. In our presentation we have made it clear that the Lorentz transformation can be derived from the two postulates of Special Relativity, which are physically more transparent than what, at first sight, appears "only" as a mathematical transformation. From the physical point of view it is more...
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the Lorentz time Problem 4 Starting for the Lorentz coordinate transformation, derive and velocity transformations. Show your steps and define your reference frames Problem 5 Two particles are created at CERN's accelerator and move off in opposite directions. The speed of particle A is measured in the laboratory, as 0.65c, and the speed of each particle relative to the other is 0.95c. What is the speed of particles B, as measured in the laboratory? Problem 6 A spacecraft...
Prove compton shift via conservation of momentum and energy.
8. Show the Lorentz transformation for a is v2 duy' duy' dt'
Recall that under a Lorentz transformation 2H + 24 = av", V'(x') = S(a)x(), with a port = S--(a)y"S(a), and that for an infinitesimal Lorentz transformation (EM, << 1) 1 a“, = 8.1 - EM, + ..., S(e) = 1 +=[74, 7'] Evu + ole?). Show that the generators of Lorentz transformations are Lu = (x - 1)x + ih 8
(4 marks) Derive the inverse Lorentz transformation for the partial deriva- tives, u a cat (5) (6) a ar a ду a дz a at a ar' a ay a az! a 7 at' (7) u (8) ar' Hint: you need to use the chain rule. (2 marks) Write down analogous expression to equations (5)-(8), assuming a Galilean transformation: x' = x -ut, y = y, z = z and t' = t.