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The Energy Balance of Relativity by Zoltan J Kiss Pdf
Zoltan J Kiss re-examines Einstein's ground-breaking work on relativity. He uncovers and resolves the significant inconsistencies which he demonstrates impose unnecessary limitations on the full flowering of the theories of relativity. The book states that the real reciprocal character is missing from the existing concept of relativity, therefore the time formula in the Special Theory is inadequate. The book also proves that there is a misunderstanding and misinterpretation on the transformation of space coordinates in the Special Theory. The energy balance approach introduced by the book shows that the collision of electromagnetic waves with inert bodies or systems of reference in acceleration in a space without gravitational field results in similar effect as Einstein a priori attributed to Gravitation. The findings of the book are questioning the foundation of the General Theory and state the Euclidean geometry still holds good, but the approach must be changed. The book offers the correct formula for the time relations of systems of reference in relative motion, characterises the unity of the mass-energy balance, defines new categories of intensity of events and event concentration, describes the motion with v=lim c, the acceleration for infinite time, extends the meaning of Doppler's formula, investigates the blue and red shift of electromagnetic waves and gives the premium formula of the blue and red shift sequence for use. His energy balance approach brings Kiss to a revolutionary new definition of Gravitation, a definition which offers the world a new source of energy.
QUANTUM ENERGY AND MASS BALANCE by Zoltan J Kiss Pdf
In his second book, Zoltan J Kiss brings his original research on the energy balance of relativity to a revolutionary conclusion. He proves that the quantum energy impact of the Earth provides mankind with an energy surplus, a gift, for us to use. His book is exciting reading even for non physicists. The quantum energy based explanations grant the book a specific value. Reading the book you will be participating in discussions - among many others - on the quantum energy and mass balance of the atomic structure of elements, the magnet, the speed of light, the plasma, the nature of water and fire, and on electric, hydrocarbon and nuclear engines. The author's relativistic quantum approach is fascinating. Proofs have been provided through mathematics but also supplemented with practical examples. Zoltan J Kiss successfully achieves his aim. He shows that we have a potential new energy source to exploit. This is the quantum energy impact of the motion of the Earth.
This book presents Special Relativity in a language accessible to students while avoiding the burdens of geometry, tensor calculus, space-time symmetries, and the introduction of four vectors. The search for clarity in the fundamental questions about Relativity, the discussion of historical developments before and after 1905, the strong connection to current research topics, many solved examples and problems, and illustrations of the material in colloquial discussions are the most significant and original assets of this book. Importantly for first-time students, Special Relativity is presented such that nothing needs to be called paradoxical or apparent; everything is explained. The content of this volume develops and builds on the book Relativity Matters (Springer, 2017). However, this presentation of Special Relativity does not require 4-vector tools. The relevant material has been extended and reformulated, with additional examples and clarifications. This introduction of Special Relativity offers conceptual insights reaching well beyond the usual method of teaching relativity. It considers relevant developments after the discovery of General Relativity (which itself is not presented), and advances the reader into contemporary research fields. This presentation of Special Relativity is connected to present day research topics in particle, nuclear, and high intensity pulsed laser physics and is complemented by the current cosmological perspective. The conceptual reach of Special Relativity today extends significantly further compared even to a few decades ago. As the book progresses, the qualitative and historical introduction turns into a textbook-style presentation with many detailed results derived in an explicit manner. The reader reaching the end of this text needs knowledge of classical mechanics, a good command of elementary algebra, basic knowledge of calculus, and introductory know-how of electromagnetism.
"An extraordinarily well-written, well-researched, and carefully thought out piece of work. . . . The discussions of the paradoxes of relativity and of cosmology are the best discussions of these topics at an elementary level that I have ever seen."—Roger A. Freedman, University of California, Santa Barbara
The Special Theory of Relativity by Helmut Günther,Volker Müller Pdf
This book discusses in detail the special theory of relativity without including all the instruments of theoretical physics, enabling readers who are not budding theoretical physicists to develop competence in the field. An arbitrary but fixed inertial system is chosen, where the known velocity of light is measured. With respect to this system a moving clock loses time and a moving length contracts. The book then presents a definition of simultaneity for the other inertial frames without using the velocity of light. To do so it employs the known reciprocity principle, which in this context serves to provide a definition of simultaneity in the other inertial frames. As a consequence, the Lorentz transformation is deduced and the universal constancy of light is established. With the help of a lattice model of the special theory of relativity the book provides a deeper understanding of the relativistic effects. Further, it discusses the key STR experiments and formulates and solves 54 problems in detail.
In Quantum Engine, Zoltan J. Kiss builds upon the revolutionary ideas he introduced in his previous books, Energy Balance of Relativity and Quantum Energy and Mass Balance, and provides a blueprint for solving Earth's energy crisis. In this, his third book, Kiss takes the discussion of quantum energy and mass-energy balance to its logical conclusion-the quantum engine. Kiss's calculations prove that acceleration generates electricity. This energy comes from the transformation of blue-shift energy into electron flow. The quantum impact of Earth's gravitation on the speeding particles results in the generation of an electron surplus, a source of electricity. Kiss's groundbreaking original research demonstrates that this mass-energy balance approach is the key to unlocking Earth's energy future. The transformation of mass into energy and the retransformation of energy into mass can produce a limitless supply of energy via the quantum engine-our future source of energy.
Gravitation, the sphere symmetrical expanding acceleration of Earth means Earth’s surface is “falling” under our feet! The surface of the Earth is accelerating together with us. We are taken by the surface of the Earth. Earth’s surface is approaching us as if having been in “free fall”. While we have all the evidence to prove it - through all of our everyday life and all of our actions - it is so strange that it is difficult to believe. We do not trust our intuition or experience, because it is so unbelievable. This book on Gravitation: our Quantum Treasure does not want to convince you of the truth of the above. The purpose of the book is to show that Nature is granting us the chance to use the infinite energy capacity of gravitation. The future is about motion and electricity generation, based on gravitation. The book’s conclusions are based on process approach, on quantum energy and mass balance, on elementary (proton-, neutron-, electron-, quark- and other) processes, on the definition of time, and the understanding of intensity. Our life is constantly changing. The key is the balance. The book gives arguments and explanations, describes events on quantum basis. It provides the perspective for the utilisation of Gravitation: our Quantum Treasure.
Core Principles of Special and General Relativity by James H. Luscombe Pdf
This book provides an accessible, yet thorough, introduction to special and general relativity, crafted and class-tested over many years of teaching. Suitable for advanced undergraduate and graduate students, this book provides clear descriptions of how to approach the mathematics and physics involved. It is also contains the latest exciting developments in the field, including dark energy, gravitational waves, and frame dragging. The table of contents has been carefully developed in consultation with a large number of instructors teaching courses worldwide, to ensure its wide applicability to modules on relativity and gravitation. Features: A clear, accessible writing style, presenting a sophisticated approach to the subject, that remains suitable for advanced undergraduate students and above Class-tested over many years To be accompanied by a partner volume on ‘Advanced Topics’ for students to further extend their learning
The Dynamic Universe theory is a holistic description of the observable physical reality. Like the Copernican revolution, the DU creates a system perspective allowing straightforward mathematics and a conceivable cosmological picture of the universe - and gives precise predictions to observables without dark energy or other additional parameters. It is a unifying theory converting spacetime in variable coordinates into dynamic space in absolute coordinates. The Dynamic Universe theory relies on an overall zero-energy balance in space and the conservation of the total energy in interactions in space. Instead of the relativity of an object to the observer, relativity in DU space means relativity of local to the whole - relativity appears a measure of the locally available share of the total energy in space.
Special Relativity for the Enthusiast by Thomas Strohm Pdf
This textbook introduces special relativity with a focus on a profound understanding of the physics behind the theory. The main part of the book is targeted to undergraduates, for physics education, for undergraduate students in natural sciences in general, and even to interested laypersons. To serve these target groups, the book uses only basic mathematics and, in contrast to many other introductions to special relativity, the book is based on a pedagogical approach that relies on geometry and space-time diagrams to make the surprising predictions of the theory particularly clear. Special relativity is a geometric theory, and space-time diagrams are an efficient and easily understandable way to comprehend its implications. The textbook, however, is also suitable for advanced students and enthusiasts that already learned the basics of the special theory of relativity and want to know more. Special digression sections provide plenty of interesting material. Carefully selected problems with solutions and in-depth explanations for all key experiments help deepen the knowledge.
A handsome annotated edition of Einstein’s celebrated book on relativity After completing the final version of his general theory of relativity in November 1915, Albert Einstein wrote Relativity. Intended for a popular audience, the book remains one of the most lucid explanations of the special and general theories ever written. This edition of Einstein’s celebrated book features an authoritative English translation of the text along with commentaries by Hanoch Gutfreund and Jürgen Renn that examine the evolution of Einstein’s thinking and cast his ideas in a modern context. Providing invaluable insight into one of the greatest scientific minds of all time, the book also includes a unique survey of the introductions from past editions, covers from selected early editions, a letter from Walther Rathenau to Einstein discussing the book, and a revealing sample from Einstein’s original handwritten manuscript.
A useful scientific theory, claimed Einstein, must be explicable to any intelligent person. In Deep Down Things, experimental particle physicist Bruce Schumm has taken this dictum to heart, providing in clear, straightforward prose an elucidation of the Standard Model of particle physics—a theory that stands as one of the crowning achievements of twentieth-century science. In this one-of-a-kind book, the work of many of the past century's most notable physicists, including Einstein, Schrodinger, Heisenberg, Dirac, Feynman, Gell-Mann, and Weinberg, is knit together in a thorough and accessible exposition of the revolutionary notions that underlie our current view of the fundamental nature of the physical world. Schumm, who has spent much of his life emmersed in the subatomic world, goes far beyond a mere presentation of the "building blocks" of matter, bringing to life the remarkable connection between the ivory tower world of the abstract mathematician and the day-to-day, life-enabling properties of the natural world. Schumm leaves us with an insight into the profound open questions of particle physics, setting the stage for understanding the progress the field is poised to make over the next decade or two. Introducing readers to the world of particle physics, Deep Down Things opens new realms within which are many clues to unraveling the mysteries of the universe.
Scale Relativity and Fractal Space-Time by Laurent Nottale Pdf
This book provides a comprehensive survey of the development of the theory of scale relativity and fractal space-time. It suggests an original solution to the disunified nature of the classical-quantum transition in physical systems, enabling the basis of quantum mechanics on the principle of relativity, provided this principle is extended to scale transformations of the reference system. In the framework of such a newly generalized relativity theory (including position, orientation, motion and now scale transformations), the fundamental laws of physics may be given a general form that unifies and thus goes beyond the classical and quantum regimes taken separately. A related concern of this book is the geometry of space-time, which is described as being fractal and nondifferentiable. It collects and organizes theoretical developments and applications in many fields, including physics, mathematics, astrophysics, cosmology and life sciences. Contents:General IntroductionTheory:IntroductionStructure of the TheoryNondifferentiable Geometry and Fractal Space-TimeLaws of Scale TransformationsFrom Fractal Space to Non-Relativistic Quantum MechanicsFrom Fractal Space-Time to Relativistic Quantum MechanicsGeometric Theory of Gauge Fields in Scale RelativityQuantum-type Mechanics in Scale SpaceApplications:IntroductionApplications to Laboratory and Earth Scale PhysicsApplications to Elementary Particle and High Energy PhysicsApplications to CosmologyApplications to Gravitational Structuring in AstrophysicsApplications to Life Sciences and Other Sciences Readership: Academics, post-graduates and professionals interested in astrophysics and cosmology. Keywords:Scale Relativity;Fractals;Quantum Mechanics;Space-Time GeometryKey Features:No competing title: it describes the state-of-the art of the theory of scale relativity and of its applications to various sciences by its founderApplications of the theory to various branches of physical science, including elementary particle physics, cosmology, and life sciences, are presented in detail in individual chaptersReviews:“The sweep of this book is enormous. It has implications for every aspect of physics. But it also has important implications for biological science. Systems Biology is multi-scale since integration of function can occur at many different levels from genes to whole organisms and populations in what some of us have called a principle of biological relativity. Could scale relativity provide the framework for systematizing that principle? Models at different levels could be seen to be working with different scale resolutions, or even scale dimensions. The prospect is tantalising and forms a major challenge to mathematical systems biologists. Those who would welcome that challenge will need to read this book.”Denis Noble, FRS Oxford University author of The Music of Life “Scale Relativity seeks to refine our understanding of the nature of space itself. Extended to its natural limits, it has the potential to unify the description of phenomena one associates with Quantum Mechanics, Biology and even Astrophysics and Cosmology.”Jean-Patrick Connerade Emeritus Professor and Distinguished Research Fellow Imperial College London President of the European Academy of Science, Arts and Literature “This is a rich and lovely book. The elegant approach to unifying many concepts in physics provides new ways of seeing things — some things we know in new ways and some very new ideas. It is also exciting to see some conceptual tools for thinking about problems as complex as those we face in understanding biological systems.”David J Galas Professor and Senior Vice President Institute for Systems Biology “Nottale's new book, from the first paragraph to the last section, is a bold, courageous and thoughtful work that addresses this problem directly through the paradigm of scale relativity. The book contains a wealth of insight to accompany an astonishing collection of numerical data from many scales of observation. Nottale has succeeded in going beyond the limitations inherent in conventional differential approaches to produce a convincing picture of scale-dependent physics. The book is a must-read for any scientist contemplating bridging the gap between the large and small-scale approximations of modern physics.”Garnet Ord Ryerson University
General Relativity and Relativistic Astrophysics by Norbert Straumann Pdf
In 1979 I gave graduate courses at the University of Zurich and lectured in the 'Troisieme Cycle de la Suisse Romande' (a consortium offour uni versities in the french-speaking part of Switzerland), and these lectures were the basis of the 'Springer Lecture Notes in Physics', Volume 150, published in 1981. This text appeared in German, because there have been few modern expositions of the general theory of relativity in the mother tongue of its only begetter. Soon after the book appeared, W. Thirring asked me to prepare an English edition for the 'Texts and Mono graphs in Physics'. Fortunately E. Borie agreed to translate the original German text into English. An excellent collaboration allowed me to re vise and add to the contents of the book. I have updated and improved the original text and have added a number of new sections, mostly on astrophysical topics. In particular, in collaboration with M. Camenzind I have included a chapter on spherical and disk accretion onto compact objects. This book divides into three parts. Part I develops the mathematical tools used in the general theory of relativity. Since I wanted to keep this part short, but reasonably self-contained, I have adopted the dry style of most modern mathematical texts. Readers who have never before been confronted with differential geometry will find the exposition too ab stract and will miss motivations of the basic concepts and constructions.
Stars and Relativity by Ya. B. Zel’dovich,I. D. Novikov Pdf
Two of the greatest astrophysicists of the 20th century explore general relativity, properties of matter under astrophysical conditions, stars, and stellar systems. A valuable resource for physicists, astronomers, graduate students. 1971 edition.