What Does It Mean for a Physical System to Have Rest Mass? An Operational Definition Based on Energy–Momentum Invariants

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Auteur principal: Emamifar, S.M.H
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author Emamifar, S.M.H
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contents <blockquote> <p>mass within the framework of special relativity. Rest mass is defined solely through the Lorentz-invariant norm of the total energy–momentum four-vector, without introducing new physical theories or ontological assumptions. The manuscript is self-contained and intended as a conceptual and pedagogical reference. It is currently under consideration for journal publication.</p> </blockquote>
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spellingShingle What Does It Mean for a Physical System to Have Rest Mass? An Operational Definition Based on Energy–Momentum Invariants
Emamifar, S.M.H
rest mass
energy–momentum invariants
special relativity
operational definition
conceptual clarification
<blockquote> <p>mass within the framework of special relativity. Rest mass is defined solely through the Lorentz-invariant norm of the total energy–momentum four-vector, without introducing new physical theories or ontological assumptions. The manuscript is self-contained and intended as a conceptual and pedagogical reference. It is currently under consideration for journal publication.</p> </blockquote>
title What Does It Mean for a Physical System to Have Rest Mass? An Operational Definition Based on Energy–Momentum Invariants
topic rest mass
energy–momentum invariants
special relativity
operational definition
conceptual clarification
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18050204