The Principle of Relativity
The Principle of Relativity
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A similar point occurs in connection with the Trouton-Noble experiment*, where ordinary theory predicts a couple acting on a suspended condenser when its energy is changed, whereas the Principle of Relativity demands that no rotation shall be ob- served a demand satisfied in experiment. It can be shewn from the analysis to be given later, Chap. XIV, that the moment of momentum of a uniformly moving body is changed when its energy content is altered, and the rate of change is just equal to the c...ouple predicted by ordinary theory. Thus the contra- diction only arises in either case if we maintain the empirical dynamical assumptions of constant momentum and moment of momentum for a body moving uniformly with changing internal energy.
9. A kinetic potential.
The expressions obtained for g and w are related to a single function H as follows.
Putting H = W O /K we have identically * See Chap. IV, p. 39.
8-10] THE DYNAMICS OF A PARTICLE 171 y SB and, if the internal energy is constant, the equations of motion become The analogy with classical dynamics is here very close.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A similar point occurs in connection with the Trouton-Noble experiment*, where ordinary theory predicts a couple acting on a suspended condenser when its energy is changed, whereas the Principle of Relativity demands that no rotation shall be ob- served a demand satisfied in experiment. It can be shewn from the analysis to be given later, Chap. XIV, that the moment of momentum of a uniformly moving body is changed when its energy content is altered, and the rate of change is just equal to the c...ouple predicted by ordinary theory. Thus the contra- diction only arises in either case if we maintain the empirical dynamical assumptions of constant momentum and moment of momentum for a body moving uniformly with changing internal energy.
9. A kinetic potential.
The expressions obtained for g and w are related to a single function H as follows.
Putting H = W O /K we have identically * See Chap. IV, p. 39.
8-10] THE DYNAMICS OF A PARTICLE 171 y SB and, if the internal energy is constant, the equations of motion become The analogy with classical dynamics is here very close.
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