Validation of a Novel Relativistic Mass-Ratio Equation Against the Lorentz Factor: Precision Analysis and Practical Applications
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| author | Kumar, Arvind |
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| contents | <p>This paper presents a novel mathematical formulation for the relativistic mass-energy relation, offering an alternative to the standard Lorentz factor. The proposed equation combines polynomial terms and an inverse cosine function, validated through numerical computations for velocities ranging from 0 to the speed of light (C). Results show negligible percentage errors .confirming consistency with Einstein’s theory. Potential applications in computational physics, education, and aerospace engineering are discussed. The work emphasizes both theoretical innovation and practical utility.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Validation of a Novel Relativistic Mass-Ratio Equation Against the Lorentz Factor: Precision Analysis and Practical Applications Kumar, Arvind Relativistic mass energy relation Lorentz factor Alternative formulations Numerical validation Special relativity Computational physics Mathematical physics <p>This paper presents a novel mathematical formulation for the relativistic mass-energy relation, offering an alternative to the standard Lorentz factor. The proposed equation combines polynomial terms and an inverse cosine function, validated through numerical computations for velocities ranging from 0 to the speed of light (C). Results show negligible percentage errors .confirming consistency with Einstein’s theory. Potential applications in computational physics, education, and aerospace engineering are discussed. The work emphasizes both theoretical innovation and practical utility.</p> |
| title | Validation of a Novel Relativistic Mass-Ratio Equation Against the Lorentz Factor: Precision Analysis and Practical Applications |
| topic | Relativistic mass energy relation Lorentz factor Alternative formulations Numerical validation Special relativity Computational physics Mathematical physics |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15327701 |