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Acceleration in Special Relativity 

Eddie Boyes
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This video (GR - 11) begins by thinking about what the equation of a uniformly accelerating object would be in flat two dimensional Minkowski space-time (one dimension of space, one of time). After finding this to be an hyperbola, the discussion moves on to thinking about a ‘convoy’ of such objects each accelerating in such a way that they measure one another to be essentially “moving in unison”. The seemingly bizarre results which come from this lead to the idea of ‘hyperbolic co-ordinates’ - which can be used to measure the position of events in this flat Minkowski two-dimensional spacetime. This idea of ‘hyperbolic co-ordinates’ will be further explored and developed in the next video (GR - 12)
This video is part of a series of videos on General Relativity (GR-01 to GR-20), which has been created to help someone who knows a little bit about “Newtonian Gravity” and “Special Relativity” to appreciate both the need for “General Relativity”, and for the way in which the ‘modelling’ of General Relativity helps to satisfy that need - in the physics sense.
The production of these videos has been very much a ‘one man band’ from start to finish (‘blank paper’ to ‘final videos’), and so there are bound to be a number of errors which have slipped through. It has not been possible, for example, to have them “proof-watched” by a second person. In that sense, I would be glad of any comments for corrections ……. though it may be some time before I get around to making any changes.
By ‘corrections and changes’ I clearly do not mean changes of approach. The approach is fixed - though some mistakes in formulae may have been missed in my reviewing of the final videos, or indeed some ‘approximate explanations’ may have been made which were not given sufficient ‘qualification’. Such changes (in formulae, equations and ‘qualifying statements’) could be made at some later date if they were felt to be necessary.
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@babeksaber2702
@babeksaber2702 6 дней назад
Amazing lectures. Following all the points and making extensive notes. Thank you so much for making such a complex subject understandable by lesser intelligent beings like me
@jnhrtmn
@jnhrtmn 2 месяца назад
There is no stationary anything any more than there is no single velocity. All velocities are infinitely relative, which is exactly like saying, they don't exist. Acceleration is agreed upon by all observers, gravity is focused at a center, and somehow these absolute conditions are subordinate to velocity. That's so human. You've created the Earth-centered-Universe narcissism again, only this time, it's the observer, because every time an observer changes speed, the entire Universe of relative conditions changes to suit the observer's perspective. Math can lie to you. You CANNOT show me dimensions 1 or 2, and time is in your head "believing" the math. Transform equations adjust these fake math ideas to CREATE "c". Look at my gyro explanation -BASIC mechanics, and you got it wrong letting math dictate CAUSE to you.
@hershyfishman2929
@hershyfishman2929 5 месяцев назад
48:39 For anyone confused, obviously, the different objects lined up are not affecting one another, and there is no universal "origin" relative to which all things are measured. The origin is relative to the stationary observer. If an accelerated observer starts at x = 1/ α, the stationary observer sees his acceleration as a = α/γ^3. If he started at x = 2/α, the stationary observer sees it as a = α/2γ^3 etc. All accelerated observers feel the same acceleration, but the farther away they are from a stationary observer, the less the seem to accelerate from his reference frame.
@BLEKADO
@BLEKADO 11 месяцев назад
EXCELENTE MAESTRO E INSUPERABLES LECCIONES. CHAPEAU !
@christophergame7977
@christophergame7977 8 месяцев назад
As far as I can see, you are using the so-called 'clock hypothesis'? The clock hypothesis says that the speed of the clock is unaffected by acceleration, as I understand it? I suppose that the clock hypothesis might be a fair approximation for some purposes, but quite likely not for all purposes?
@yancymuu4977
@yancymuu4977 Год назад
Through # 11 and still with you. Thanks. Still struggling with covariant and contravariant vectors. Determining the gradient components with perpendicular projections is starting to make some sense to me. Good review of SR. Never saw that before about spaceships in convoy.
@c2h5oh77
@c2h5oh77 Год назад
An object of length 4/alfa - 1/alfa = 3/alfa is accelerating with an acceleration alfa in the x-axis, an accelerometer at the origin will see the length of this object shrink with an acceleration of function of alpha? It seems that Minkowski's reasoning about how to coordinate is not complete. It seems that acceleration does not dilate time but causes the size of the object to shrink as the person at the origin measures it. Intuitively when an accelerated object rushes towards us, it becomes larger, and it becomes smaller as it moves away from us. Does it have anything to do with cube angle?
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