Upper Limit for the Energy of Motion
Chinnaraji Annamalai
Abstract
The relativistic velocity is concerned with an object whose velocity approaches the speed of light. The velocity of a moving object with its non-zero mass or a moving particle with its non-zero mass is less than the speed of light because light has no mass. In relativistic mechanics, the upper limit for the energy of motion is newly derived using classical mechanics in this article.
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PhysicsLimit (mathematics)Classical mechanicsMotion (physics)Speed of light (cellular automaton)MechanicsObject (grammar)Zero (linguistics)Relativistic mechanicsEnergy (signal processing)Mathematical analysisQuantum mechanicsMathematicsTheory of relativityComputer scienceLinguisticsPhilosophyArtificial intelligenceExperimental and Theoretical Physics StudiesRelativity and Gravitational Theory