The Concept of the Smallest Increment and Decrement of Velocity in the Universe
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| author | MD. SHAIKHUL HADIS, NAZAT |
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| contents | <p><strong>Abstract </strong></p> <p>This research paper intricately investigates the theoretical notion of the minimal increments and decrements of velocity within the cosmos, concentrating exclusively on foundational theoretical constructs devoid of empirical substantiation. Velocity, a pivotal parameter in classical mechanics, conventionally presupposes continuous alterations in an entity's motion over temporal intervals. Nonetheless, this study proposes a theoretical schema wherein alterations in velocity might materialize discretely in quantized steps at the minutest extents of spatial and temporal dimensions. The exploration draws upon tenets derived from quantum mechanics and relativistic theories, intimating the potential existence of inherent constraints governing the manifestation of velocity alterations. This conjecture challenges established paradigms of perpetual motion and advocates for a reconsideration of dynamic systems across all scales, ranging from subatomic particles to astronomical entities. By delving into these theoretical ramifications absent empirical corroboration, the paper aims to engender scholarly dialogue and engender future inquiries into the essence of velocity and motion at the bedrock of physical laws. It underscores the paramountcy of theoretical conjecture in advancing comprehension of the foundational principles that undergird the dynamic processes observed throughout the universe. <br></p> <p>(© 2024, All Rights Reserved, Author)<br></p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Concept of the Smallest Increment and Decrement of Velocity in the Universe MD. SHAIKHUL HADIS, NAZAT Theoretical Physics Physics Velocity Motion Light Quantum Quantized Relativity Space-time Increment <p><strong>Abstract </strong></p> <p>This research paper intricately investigates the theoretical notion of the minimal increments and decrements of velocity within the cosmos, concentrating exclusively on foundational theoretical constructs devoid of empirical substantiation. Velocity, a pivotal parameter in classical mechanics, conventionally presupposes continuous alterations in an entity's motion over temporal intervals. Nonetheless, this study proposes a theoretical schema wherein alterations in velocity might materialize discretely in quantized steps at the minutest extents of spatial and temporal dimensions. The exploration draws upon tenets derived from quantum mechanics and relativistic theories, intimating the potential existence of inherent constraints governing the manifestation of velocity alterations. This conjecture challenges established paradigms of perpetual motion and advocates for a reconsideration of dynamic systems across all scales, ranging from subatomic particles to astronomical entities. By delving into these theoretical ramifications absent empirical corroboration, the paper aims to engender scholarly dialogue and engender future inquiries into the essence of velocity and motion at the bedrock of physical laws. It underscores the paramountcy of theoretical conjecture in advancing comprehension of the foundational principles that undergird the dynamic processes observed throughout the universe. <br></p> <p>(© 2024, All Rights Reserved, Author)<br></p> |
| title | The Concept of the Smallest Increment and Decrement of Velocity in the Universe |
| topic | Theoretical Physics Physics Velocity Motion Light Quantum Quantized Relativity Space-time Increment |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11922970 |