• A discussion of 'Tachyons, the 4-momentum ...'

    From gharnagel@21:1/5 to All on Thu Oct 3 10:10:06 2024
    In DOI: 10.13189/ujpa.2023.170101, Figure 4 depicts a thought
    experiment involving FTL communication. This figure is
    attached to this post. We, the viewers, are at rest with
    observers A and B.

    At event E1, observer A, at x = 0, t = vL/c^2, sends an
    infinitely-fast tachyon signal to observer B, who receives
    it at x = L, t = vL/c^2. B immediately passes it to D, who
    is moving at velocity v. D's clock reads t' = 0.

    D is now going to send it to C. The question is, where is
    C? Is C at x = 0 or is C at x = Lv^2/c^2? According to
    us (the viewers), C is at x = Lv^2/c^2, but if we (the
    viewers) switched frames so we're at rest with C and D,
    (see Figure 5 in DOI: 10.13189/ujpa.2023.170101). Now,
    it appears that D can send a signal to c at t' = t = 0
    (infinitely-fast).

    But according to our (the viewers) present position in
    Figure 5, A (at t = 0) could only send the original signal
    to B, who would receive it at t = vL/c^2, or the loop
    would not be completed (because of the relativity of
    simultaneity).

    Let's move back to Figure 4. So in order to complete
    the loop, D must send the signal to where C is not (at
    t = 0, x = 0), which flouts RoS. But at t = vL/c^2, C
    is not adjacent to A, so no closed loop can be completed
    in this scenario.

    Comments, Prok?

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  • From Maciej Wozniak@21:1/5 to All on Thu Oct 3 13:25:46 2024
    W dniu 03.10.2024 o 12:10, gharnagel pisze:
    In DOI: 10.13189/ujpa.2023.170101, Figure 4 depicts a thought
    experiment involving FTL communication.  This figure is
    attached to this post.  We, the viewers, are at rest with
    observers A and B.

    At event E1, observer A, at x = 0, t = vL/c^2, sends an
    infinitely-fast tachyon signal to observer B, who receives
    it at x = L, t = vL/c^2.  B immediately passes it to D, who

    who is getting it before E1 happened.
    Or isn't he, poor halfbrain?

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  • From Richard Hachel@21:1/5 to All on Thu Oct 3 12:36:27 2024
    Le 03/10/2024 à 12:10, hitlong@yahoo.com (gharnagel) a écrit :
    In DOI: 10.13189/ujpa.2023.170101, Figure 4 depicts a thought
    experiment involving FTL communication. This figure is
    attached to this post. We, the viewers, are at rest with
    observers A and B.

    At event E1, observer A, at x = 0, t = vL/c^2, sends an
    infinitely-fast tachyon signal to observer B, who receives
    it at x = L, t = vL/c^2. B immediately passes it to D, who
    is moving at velocity v. D's clock reads t' = 0.

    D is now going to send it to C. The question is, where is
    C? Is C at x = 0 or is C at x = Lv^2/c^2? According to
    us (the viewers), C is at x = Lv^2/c^2, but if we (the
    viewers) switched frames so we're at rest with C and D,
    (see Figure 5 in DOI: 10.13189/ujpa.2023.170101). Now,
    it appears that D can send a signal to c at t' = t = 0
    (infinitely-fast).

    But according to our (the viewers) present position in
    Figure 5, A (at t = 0) could only send the original signal
    to B, who would receive it at t = vL/c^2, or the loop
    would not be completed (because of the relativity of
    simultaneity).

    Let's move back to Figure 4. So in order to complete
    the loop, D must send the signal to where C is not (at
    t = 0, x = 0), which flouts RoS. But at t = vL/c^2, C
    is not adjacent to A, so no closed loop can be completed
    in this scenario.

    Comments, Prok?

    What must be understood in special relativity is that the photon IS
    already a tachyon since it moves infinitely fast; since it IS an
    instantaneous energy transaction in the hyperplane of simultaneity of the receiver.
    There is a lack of understanding of generalized RR that makes even the
    biggest experts no longer understand anything about it and worse, probably start laughing when they read interesting and decoding stuff like:
    "photons go much faster than the speed of light". This seems FORCEFULLY
    absurd to them.
    They do not understand what Dr. Hachel says, which is in fact: "Photons
    are instantaneous transactions in the hyperplane
    of the receiver (which is the photon extractor from the source) but which
    seems to move at c, in the hyperplane of the neutral observer placed at an equal distance from the source and the receiver.

    R.H.

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  • From gharnagel@21:1/5 to Richard Hachel on Thu Oct 3 17:30:56 2024
    On Thu, 3 Oct 2024 12:36:27 +0000, Richard Hachel wrote:

    What must be understood in special relativity is that the photon IS
    already a tachyon since it moves infinitely fast; since it IS an instantaneous energy transaction in the hyperplane of simultaneity of
    the receiver.

    Monsieur Hachel, it pains me that I must disagree with you, for you
    have conflated the frame of the photon (within which no red-blooded
    human composed of tardyons can be at rest) with the frame in which
    red-blooded humans CAN be at rest. Photons are generally-believed
    to experience no time, hence what you assert is true - in THAT frame.

    However, in the frames which we poor, slow tardyon slugs lounge in
    comfort, time does indeed pass. Even we poor slugs measure the
    speed of photons as 299796458 meters/second in vacuum, thus we are
    painfully aware that light crawls along so slowly that true tachyons
    (i.e., those particles that we poor humans would measure traveling
    faster than those slow photons) MUST exist because the universe is
    such a really, really absurdly BIG place.

    I'm really, really sorry that you have deluded yourself.

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  • From Richard Hachel@21:1/5 to All on Thu Oct 3 18:09:08 2024
    Le 03/10/2024 à 19:30, hitlong@yahoo.com (gharnagel) a écrit :
    On Thu, 3 Oct 2024 12:36:27 +0000, Richard Hachel wrote:

    What must be understood in special relativity is that the photon IS
    already a tachyon since it moves infinitely fast; since it IS an
    instantaneous energy transaction in the hyperplane of simultaneity of
    the receiver.

    Monsieur Hachel, it pains me that I must disagree with you, for you
    have conflated the frame of the photon (within which no red-blooded
    human composed of tardyons can be at rest) with the frame in which red-blooded humans CAN be at rest. Photons are generally-believed
    to experience no time, hence what you assert is true - in THAT frame.

    However, in the frames which we poor, slow tardyon slugs lounge in
    comfort, time does indeed pass. Even we poor slugs measure the
    speed of photons as 299796458 meters/second in vacuum, thus we are
    painfully aware that light crawls along so slowly that true tachyons
    (i.e., those particles that we poor humans would measure traveling
    faster than those slow photons) MUST exist because the universe is
    such a really, really absurdly BIG place.

    I'm really, really sorry that you have deluded yourself.

    Monsieur Harnagel,
    I don't mind that you disagree with me, and I respect your way of
    thinking.
    Thank you for your post and the clarifications you give me.
    But don't worry about me, I have too many decades of thinking behind me to
    go back on what I said, and what I believe to be true.
    You tell me, if I understand correctly, that in the laboratory frame of reference, a certain amount of time passes between the emission of the
    photon at A (in a tube for example) and its reception at B, on the other
    side of the tube.
    In short, that if time is zero for the photon itself (on the back of which
    we have placed a heavy 120 kg clock that will measure zero time), it is
    not the same for ALL points in the laboratory, and that all these points,
    if AB is 3 meters then all will measure t=10 nanoseconds.
    That's exactly what you're saying.
    On this, I do not follow you, and I would like you to understand my
    thinking, not so that I can brag, but because it is very important to understand.
    Each point of the laboratory, in Newtonian physics, and even in
    Einsteinian physics, has the same hyperplane of present time,
    the same hyperplane of supposed simultaneity.
    However, this is no longer true in relativistic physics of the Hachel type (that's me).
    Everything will depend on the POSITION of the observer in the laboratory
    frame of reference.
    Thus the receiver who will collect the photon, will consider that the
    transfer time is zero although being in the laboratory, whereas in the hyperplane of the source, the transfer will take place in 20 real
    nanoseconds.
    It is only a "neutral", transversal observer, having placed a watch at A
    and another at B, will measure t=10 ns.
    Strangely, this evidence disorients men, who are not inclined to think of things other than very superficially.
    Yet it is pure logic, physics, mathematics and experimentation.

    R.H.

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  • From Richard Hachel@21:1/5 to All on Fri Oct 4 11:55:48 2024
    Le 04/10/2024 à 13:28, hitlong@yahoo.com (gharnagel) a écrit :
    On Thu, 3 Oct 2024 18:09:08 +0000, Richard Hachel wrote:

    If the good Doctor Hachel's assertion that photons took zero time
    to travel, RADAR would not be able to measure the distance of
    airplanes from airports and flight controllers would believe that
    all planes in flight were actually right on top of the control
    tower, which we know is not the case.

    I see that you also do not understand what I am saying.

    That is a pity.

    R.H.

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  • From gharnagel@21:1/5 to Richard Hachel on Fri Oct 4 11:28:52 2024
    On Thu, 3 Oct 2024 18:09:08 +0000, Richard Hachel wrote:

    Le 03/10/2024 à 19:30, hitlong@yahoo.com (gharnagel) a écrit :

    On Thu, 3 Oct 2024 12:36:27 +0000, Richard Hachel wrote:

    What must be understood in special relativity is that the
    photon IS already a tachyon since it moves infinitely fast;
    since it IS an instantaneous energy transaction in the
    hyperplane of simultaneity of the receiver.

    Monsieur Hachel, it pains me that I must disagree with you,
    for you have conflated the frame of the photon (within which
    no red-blooded human composed of tardyons can be at rest)
    with the frame in which red-blooded humans CAN be at rest.
    Photons are generally-believed to experience no time, hence
    what you assert is true - in THAT frame.

    However, in the frames which we poor, slow tardyon slugs lounge
    in comfort, time does indeed pass. Even we poor slugs measure
    the speed of photons as 299796458 meters/second in vacuum, thus
    we are painfully aware that light crawls along so slowly that
    true tachyons (i.e., those particles that we poor humans would
    measure traveling faster than those slow photons) MUST exist
    because the universe is such a really, really absurdly BIG place.

    I'm really, really sorry that you have deluded yourself.

    Monsieur Harnagel,
    I don't mind that you disagree with me, and I respect your way of
    thinking.
    Thank you for your post and the clarifications you give me.
    But don't worry about me, I have too many decades of thinking
    behind me to go back on what I said, and what I believe to be
    true.

    Well, they say that you can't teach an old dog new tricks. But I
    am the refutation of that adage. Why can't you be, too?

    You tell me, if I understand correctly, that in the laboratory
    frame of reference, a certain amount of time passes between the
    emission of the photon at A (in a tube for example) and its
    reception at B, on the other side of the tube.

    Indeed it does, as literally millions of experiments confirm it.

    In short, that if time is zero for the photon itself (on the back
    of which we have placed a heavy 120 kg clock that will measure
    zero time), it is not the same for ALL points in the laboratory,
    and that all these points, if AB is 3 meters then all will measure
    t=10 nanoseconds.
    That's exactly what you're saying.

    Sadly, it is not what I am saying, and for two reasons. A clock is
    composed of tardyons, particles which always travel slower than
    the speed of light, so clocks can never read zero time on any trip
    they may take. And second, photons are very, very small particles
    so 120 kg of mass would cause their immediate destruction.

    On this, I do not follow you, and I would like you to understand
    my thinking, not so that I can brag, but because it is very
    important to understand.
    Each point of the laboratory, in Newtonian physics, and even in
    Einsteinian physics, has the same hyperplane of present time,
    the same hyperplane of supposed simultaneity.
    However, this is no longer true in relativistic physics of the
    Hachel type (that's me).
    Everything will depend on the POSITION of the observer in the
    laboratory frame of reference.
    Thus the receiver who will collect the photon, will consider that
    the transfer time is zero although being in the laboratory, whereas
    in the hyperplane of the source, the transfer will take place in
    20 real nanoseconds.
    It is only a "neutral", transversal observer, having placed a watch
    at A and another at B, will measure t=10 ns.
    Strangely, this evidence disorients men, who are not inclined to
    think of things other than very superficially.
    Yet it is pure logic, physics, mathematics and experimentation.

    R.H.

    Why would the receiver consider that the transfer time is zero?
    How would it KNOW that the transfer time was zero?

    We must assume that a 120 kg clock :-) is attached to the receiver,
    which we can do because the receiver is not a photon. It's really
    a stop watch, so it needs a signal to start it and a signal to stop
    it. Receipt of the photon stops the clock, but it needs a signal
    to start it.

    You must be assuming that this signal comes from the instrument that
    launches the photon, and this signal travels to the receiver at the
    speed of light and would, therefore arrive at the same time as the
    photon under measurement, n'est-ce pas?

    Well, you can trust me because because I am an experimental physicist,
    and we experimental physicists would not make such an unprofessional
    mistake. We would set up the transmitter with a switch like the ones
    we installed in the receiver to start and stop the timer in the
    receiver.

    Then we would locate the start switch halfway between the transmitter
    and the receiver. When the start switch is closed, it sends a signal
    to both transmitter and receiver switches which closes both receiver
    and transmitter switches simultaneously. Thus the receiver timer
    will measure the true time it takes the photon to travel.

    If the good Doctor Hachel's assertion that photons took zero time
    to travel, RADAR would not be able to measure the distance of
    airplanes from airports and flight controllers would believe that
    all planes in flight were actually right on top of the control
    tower, which we know is not the case.

    So I trust that the old dog has sufficient brain cells left to
    process all of this information that is new to him.

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  • From Richard Hachel@21:1/5 to All on Fri Oct 4 20:01:49 2024
    Le 04/10/2024 à 21:36, hitlong@yahoo.com (gharnagel) a écrit :
    On Fri, 4 Oct 2024 11:55:48 +0000, Richard Hachel wrote:

    Le 04/10/2024 à 13:28, hitlong@yahoo.com (gharnagel) a écrit :
    On Thu, 3 Oct 2024 18:09:08 +0000, Richard Hachel wrote:

    If the good Doctor Hachel's assertion that photons took zero time
    to travel, RADAR would not be able to measure the distance of
    airplanes from airports and flight controllers would believe that
    all planes in flight were actually right on top of the control
    tower, which we know is not the case.

    I see that you also do not understand what I am saying.

    That is a pity.

    R.H.

    I DO understand what you are saying. Perhaps it is YOU that does
    not understand what you are saying.

    No. I am not Joe Biden.

    R.H.

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  • From gharnagel@21:1/5 to Richard Hachel on Fri Oct 4 19:36:48 2024
    On Fri, 4 Oct 2024 11:55:48 +0000, Richard Hachel wrote:

    Le 04/10/2024 à 13:28, hitlong@yahoo.com (gharnagel) a écrit :
    On Thu, 3 Oct 2024 18:09:08 +0000, Richard Hachel wrote:

    If the good Doctor Hachel's assertion that photons took zero time
    to travel, RADAR would not be able to measure the distance of
    airplanes from airports and flight controllers would believe that
    all planes in flight were actually right on top of the control
    tower, which we know is not the case.

    I see that you also do not understand what I am saying.

    That is a pity.

    R.H.

    I DO understand what you are saying. Perhaps it is YOU that does
    not understand what you are saying.

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  • From gharnagel@21:1/5 to gharnagel on Sat Oct 5 18:35:12 2024
    On Thu, 3 Oct 2024 10:10:06 +0000, gharnagel wrote:

    In DOI: 10.13189/ujpa.2023.170101, Figure 4 depicts a thought
    experiment involving FTL communication. This figure is
    attached to this post. We, the viewers, are at rest with
    observers A and B.

    At event E1, observer A, at x = 0, t = vL/c^2, sends an
    infinitely-fast tachyon signal to observer B, who receives
    it at x = L, t = vL/c^2. B immediately passes it to D, who
    is moving at velocity v. D's clock reads t' = 0.

    D is now going to send it to C. The question is, where is
    C? Is C at x = 0 or is C at x = Lv^2/c^2? According to
    us (the viewers), C is at x = Lv^2/c^2, but if we (the
    viewers) switched frames so we're at rest with C and D,
    (see Figure 5 in DOI: 10.13189/ujpa.2023.170101). Now,
    it appears that D can send a signal to c at t' = t = 0
    (infinitely-fast).

    But according to our (the viewers) present position in
    Figure 5, A (at t = 0) could only send the original signal
    to B, who would receive it at t = vL/c^2, or the loop
    would not be completed (because of the relativity of
    simultaneity).

    Let's move back to Figure 4. So in order to complete
    the loop, D must send the signal to where C is not (at
    t = 0, x = 0), which flouts RoS. But at t = vL/c^2, C
    is not adjacent to A, so no closed loop can be completed
    in this scenario.

    This scenario is described as Method II, which demonstrates
    that RoS limits the ability to complete a closed message
    loop that violates causality. There are some that still
    can't understand the logic, so let's look at Method I.

    Method I shows that E = mc^2/sqrt(u^2/c^ - 1) for tachyons,
    where the tachyon mass is im and u is the tachyon velocity
    in frame S. The valid range of u is split: -\infty < u < -c
    and c < u < \infty. It is VERY important to note that
    E NEVER becomes negative for ANY valid value of u.

    By the Principle of Relativity, the tachyon velocity in frame
    S' is E' = mc^2/sqrt(u'^2/c^2 - 1), where u' has the same
    range as in S. E' may be derived from the E equation by the
    relativistic velocity composition equation (RVCE):

    u' = (u - v)/(1 - uv/c^2)

    This is just as valid as the Lorentz tranformation equations.
    Applying this,

    E = mc^2 sqrt[(1 - uv/c^2)^2]/sqrt(u^2/c^2 - 1)

    Conventional physicists have made an error at this point which
    isn't wrong unless 1 - uv/c^2 < 0. When they do this, they
    proclaim that E becomes negative, which E NEVER does throughout
    the whole valid range for u, as demonstrated above!

    This should alert any thoughtful physicist that the RCVE has
    a limited domain of applicability. This must mean that the
    LT also has the same limitation.

    Those that assert that Method II can violate causality do so
    by working in the region where 1 - uv/c^2 is negative, which
    is outside of the applicability range of the LT. They have
    no foundation for their assertions.

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  • From Richard Hachel@21:1/5 to All on Sat Oct 5 18:57:36 2024
    Le 05/10/2024 à 20:35, hitlong@yahoo.com (gharnagel) a écrit :
    This scenario is described as Method II, which demonstrates
    that RoS limits the ability to complete a closed message
    loop that violates causality. There are some that still
    can't understand the logic, so let's look at Method I.

    Method I shows that E = mc^2/sqrt(u^2/c^ - 1) for tachyons,
    where the tachyon mass is im and u is the tachyon velocity
    in frame S. The valid range of u is split: -\infty < u < -c
    and c < u < \infty. It is VERY important to note that
    E NEVER becomes negative for ANY valid value of u.

    By the Principle of Relativity, the tachyon velocity in frame
    S' is E' = mc^2/sqrt(u'^2/c^2 - 1), where u' has the same
    range as in S. E' may be derived from the E equation by the
    relativistic velocity composition equation (RVCE):

    u' = (u - v)/(1 - uv/c^2)

    This is just as valid as the Lorentz tranformation equations.
    Applying this,

    E = mc^2 sqrt[(1 - uv/c^2)^2]/sqrt(u^2/c^2 - 1)

    Conventional physicists have made an error at this point which
    isn't wrong unless 1 - uv/c^2 < 0. When they do this, they
    proclaim that E becomes negative, which E NEVER does throughout
    the whole valid range for u, as demonstrated above!

    This should alert any thoughtful physicist that the RCVE has
    a limited domain of applicability. This must mean that the
    LT also has the same limitation.

    Those that assert that Method II can violate causality do so
    by working in the region where 1 - uv/c^2 is negative, which
    is outside of the applicability range of the LT. They have
    no foundation for their assertions.

    We should start by understanding the theory of relativity.
    I have been denouncing the problem for 40 years. "YOU do not understand
    the words you pronounce, and you stupidly apply equations whose meaning
    you do not understand".

    When I pose v=x/t, I understand what I am saying.

    When I say x=(1/2)at² I understand what I am saying.

    I visualize my mathematical thought in a physical thought.

    I understand things.

    Physicists, too, obviously. They are not thugs, or bandits.

    But if I ask them to visualize in their minds the Lorentz transformations,
    or To=(x/c).sqrt(1+2c²/ax),
    they are incapable of "thinking of something physical", and there are only formulas learned by heart, but without any idea in the mind of what it represents in the real universe.

    We should start by putting words to the ideas, and if possible, to clear
    ideas.

    Dilation of internal chonotropies: Richard Hachel understands.

    Dilation of times by change of reference frame: I do not understand.

    "If two mobiles, one in Galilean motion, the other in uniformly
    accelerated motion starting at rest, travel in the same observable time an identical distance, their proper times will be equal": Richard Hachel
    confirms.

    The proper times will differ: false and of no interest, I do not
    understand.

    There are many things I do not understand in RR, but rest assured,
    friends, it is not because I lack practical intelligence.

    An infinite intelligence would not understand any more.

    R.H.

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  • From Python@21:1/5 to All on Sat Oct 5 23:07:57 2024
    Le 05/10/2024 à 20:57, Richard Hachel a écrit :
    Le 05/10/2024 à 20:35, hitlong@yahoo.com (gharnagel) a écrit :
    This scenario is described as Method II, which demonstrates
    that RoS limits the ability to complete a closed message
    loop that violates causality. There are some that still
    can't understand the logic, so let's look at Method I.

    Method I shows that E = mc^2/sqrt(u^2/c^ - 1) for tachyons,
    where the tachyon mass is im and u is the tachyon velocity
    in frame S. The valid range of u is split: -\infty < u < -c
    and c < u < \infty. It is VERY important to note that
    E NEVER becomes negative for ANY valid value of u.

    By the Principle of Relativity, the tachyon velocity in frame
    S' is E' = mc^2/sqrt(u'^2/c^2 - 1), where u' has the same
    range as in S. E' may be derived from the E equation by the
    relativistic velocity composition equation (RVCE):

    u' = (u - v)/(1 - uv/c^2)

    This is just as valid as the Lorentz tranformation equations.
    Applying this,

    E = mc^2 sqrt[(1 - uv/c^2)^2]/sqrt(u^2/c^2 - 1)

    Conventional physicists have made an error at this point which
    isn't wrong unless 1 - uv/c^2 < 0. When they do this, they
    proclaim that E becomes negative, which E NEVER does throughout
    the whole valid range for u, as demonstrated above!

    This should alert any thoughtful physicist that the RCVE has
    a limited domain of applicability. This must mean that the
    LT also has the same limitation.

    Those that assert that Method II can violate causality do so
    by working in the region where 1 - uv/c^2 is negative, which
    is outside of the applicability range of the LT. They have
    no foundation for their assertions.

    We should start by understanding the theory of relativity.
    I have been denouncing the problem for 40 years. "YOU do not understand the words you pronounce, and you stupidly apply equations whose meaning you do not
    understand".

    When I pose v=x/t, I understand what I am saying.

    When I say x=(1/2)at² I understand what I am saying.

    I visualize my mathematical thought in a physical thought.

    I understand things.

    Physicists, too, obviously. They are not thugs, or bandits.

    But if I ask them to visualize in their minds the Lorentz transformations, or To=(x/c).sqrt(1+2c²/ax),
    they are incapable of "thinking of something physical", and there are only formulas learned by heart, but without any idea in the mind of what it represents
    in the real universe.

    We should start by putting words to the ideas, and if possible, to clear ideas.

    Dilation of internal chonotropies: Richard Hachel understands.

    Dilation of times by change of reference frame: I do not understand.

    "If two mobiles, one in Galilean motion, the other in uniformly accelerated motion starting at rest, travel in the same observable time an identical distance,
    their proper times will be equal": Richard Hachel confirms.

    The proper times will differ: false and of no interest, I do not understand.

    There are many things I do not understand in RR, but rest assured, friends, it
    is not because I lack practical intelligence.

    An infinite intelligence would not understand any more.

    R.H.

    Abstract: On old fart who used to be an M.D. is demented, egomaniac and
    pretend
    to reinvent physics.

    Anyway he's never convinced anyone (Wozniak's style) and produce more and
    more
    b.s. every year.

    So what? *yawn*

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  • From Maciej Wozniak@21:1/5 to All on Sun Oct 6 06:47:25 2024
    W dniu 06.10.2024 o 01:07, Python pisze:
    Le 05/10/2024 à 20:57, Richard Hachel  a écrit :
    Le 05/10/2024 à 20:35, hitlong@yahoo.com (gharnagel) a écrit :
    This scenario is described as Method II, which demonstrates
    that RoS limits the ability to complete a closed message
    loop that violates causality.  There are some that still
    can't understand the logic, so let's look at Method I.

    Method I shows that E = mc^2/sqrt(u^2/c^ - 1) for tachyons,
    where the tachyon mass is im and u is the tachyon velocity
    in frame S.  The valid range of u is split: -\infty < u < -c
    and c < u < \infty.  It is VERY important to note that
    E NEVER becomes negative for ANY valid value of u.

    By the Principle of Relativity, the tachyon velocity in frame
    S' is E' = mc^2/sqrt(u'^2/c^2 - 1), where u' has the same
    range as in S.  E' may be derived from the E equation by the
    relativistic velocity composition equation (RVCE):

    u' = (u - v)/(1 - uv/c^2)

    This is just as valid as the Lorentz tranformation equations.
    Applying this,

    E = mc^2 sqrt[(1 - uv/c^2)^2]/sqrt(u^2/c^2 - 1)

    Conventional physicists have made an error at this point which
    isn't wrong unless 1 - uv/c^2 < 0.  When they do this, they
    proclaim that E becomes negative, which E NEVER does throughout
    the whole valid range for u, as demonstrated above!

    This should alert any thoughtful physicist that the RCVE has
    a limited domain of applicability.  This must mean that the
    LT also has the same limitation.

    Those that assert that Method II can violate causality do so
    by working in the region where 1 - uv/c^2 is negative, which
    is outside of the applicability range of the LT.  They have
    no foundation for their assertions.

    We should start by understanding the theory of relativity.
    I have been denouncing the problem for 40 years. "YOU do not
    understand the words you pronounce, and you stupidly apply equations
    whose meaning you do not understand".

    When I pose v=x/t, I understand what I am saying.

    When I say x=(1/2)at² I understand what I am saying.

    I visualize my mathematical thought in a physical thought.

    I understand things.

    Physicists, too, obviously. They are not thugs, or bandits.

    But if I ask them to visualize in their minds the Lorentz
    transformations, or To=(x/c).sqrt(1+2c²/ax),
    they are incapable of "thinking of something physical", and there are
    only formulas learned by heart, but without any idea in the mind of
    what it represents in the real universe.

    We should start by putting words to the ideas, and if possible, to
    clear ideas.

    Dilation of internal chonotropies: Richard Hachel understands.

    Dilation of times by change of reference frame: I do not understand.

    "If two mobiles, one in Galilean motion, the other in uniformly
    accelerated motion starting at rest, travel in the same observable
    time an identical distance, their proper times will be equal": Richard
    Hachel confirms.

    The proper times will differ: false and of no interest, I do not
    understand.

    There are many things I do not understand in RR, but rest assured,
    friends, it is not because I lack practical intelligence.

    An infinite intelligence would not understand any more.

    R.H.

    Abstract: On old fart who used to be an M.D. is demented, egomaniac and pretend
    to reinvent physics.


    And whatever you say - Poincare had enough wit
    to understand how idiotic rejecting Euclid
    would be, and he has written it clearly
    enough for anyone able to read (even if not
    clearly enough for you, poor stinker).



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