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INTRODUCTION
BASIC IDEA:
I Submit some conflicts in the inertial frames, on the basis’s of classical and
relativity mechanics. Which are unnoticed by any physicist till this date. I give
detailed exposition in this paper. We know Newton’s first law, which give us two
inertial frames, which the equation of physics hold good. They identified one is at
rest and other moving with velocity (v) in particular direction. To discuss more
precisely and to distinguish the difference, we introduced another two sets which
have same nature of the first one.
We can classify above three sets inertial frames with respect to relative position in
space
We Note it SIRE
We note it DIRE
Lorentz and then Einstein derived their equation with invariant event velocity ‘C’
2
in electrodynamics x’=(x-vt) / √1−V2/C2 , y’=y,z’=z, t’=(T-VX/C ) / √1−V2/C2 .
In both equations, event’s velocity U and C take important role. To find out it’s real
nature in SIRF and DIRF use the equation in above inertial frames.
In SIRF:
In DIRF:
Part II
New transformation equation for all physics
Argument – 8, Argument – 9, Argument – 10.
Part III
Transformation equation for all events’ velocity
Argument – 11, Argument – 12.
Part IV
Experimental test for new transformation
Equation
Experiment I, Experiment II,
Part V
Experimental process for transverse Doppler
Effect
Appendices -------
References
Figure Captions
Part I
New concept for inertial and non inertial frame
Argument - 1
According to Galileo and Newton the SIRF and DIRF are inertial state of
motion. It is the fundamental fact of classical mechanics; we discuss the essence on
the bass of classical mechanics and relativistic mechanics.
Classical mechanics:
According to Galilean transformation equation the SIRF and DIRF have
following physical phenomena.
SIRF DIRF
K.K’ have v=0 K.K’ have v>o
Space interval ∆L’=∆∆L ∆L’=∆∆L
Time interval ∆T’=∆∆T ∆T’=∆∆T
Mass quantity M’ = M M’ = M
Simultaneity S’ = S S’ = S
Mechanical event U’ = U U’≠≠ U (U’ = (U±
± V)
Velocity u
According to Newton’s First Law, The frame A and B only inertial frame.
The frame C is Non inertial frame. But Einstein’s equivalence principle tell us that
the frame “C” is also inertial frame.
Frame this evidence , any one come to a conclusion that the Newton’s First Law is
not sufficient to find out inertial frame. So we need new principle to find out the
inertial state.
Argument 5:
We can conduct a simple experiment in the above-described three frames
“A” “B” “C”. We assume three pistols is fired, which are at rest with respect to “A”
frame. The emitted bullet penetrates the three frames in the perpendicular direction
with same velocity. The path of the bullet is recorded by the “A” “B” “C” observers
as shown in the figure.
Any one can see the similar type of experiment in the book (THE UNIVERSE AND
DR. EINSTEIN BY LINCOLIN BARNETT) from the above results we come to
know, the frame A is not equal to B and C. The path of the bullet is not
perpendicular; its direction is affected uniform constant velocity and constant
acceleration. Now the frame A is one type and B and C are another type. But
Newton’s first law tell us A and B are one type (Inertial Frame). “C” is another type
(Non Inertial Frame). The observers inside the three frames A, B, C, tell us that they
are atrest. So they are inertial state of motion: from the three results,which is
correct?
Argument 6
Now we try to find out the real nature of three frames “A” “B” “C” what
physical nature occurs in it? The rectilinear uniform motions means, all mass points
including its observer also same state of motion with respect to “ A,” but there is no
relative velocity between these mass points in side the “B” frame. So they are (at
rest) inertial state of motion. Similarly all mass points, and observer inside the “C”
frame: are same states of motion with respect to “A” there is no relative velocity
between the mass points and observer because they are affect by same acceleration.
So the observer inside the “C” frame tells that they are (at rest) inertial state. From
the above arguments we come to know “ wherever mass points have zero relative
velocity between them such mass points are inertial conditions with respect to
themselves” the whole mass points may be at rest or uniform velocity or uniform
acceleration that motion is not necessary for us find out inertial frame.
Argument 7:
We can classify the above three frame A, B, C by our new law. First we
take ‘A’ frame all mass point and their observers have zero relative velocity, so they
are inertial frame. Next we take the second frame ‘B’, all its mass points and its
observer have specific relative velocity with respect to ‘A’, so the frame B is non
inertial with respect to A. At the same time these mass points and its observer have
zero relative velocity between themselves. So B is inertial frame with respect to its
own observer. Thirdly we take the frame C, all mass points and its observer have
specific relative velocity from time to time with respect to A now the frame C is non-
inertial. At the same time its all-mass points and its observer are affect by same
acceleration. So they have zero relative velocity between the mass points and its
observer so the frame C is (at rest) inertial state with respect to its own observer
finally our conclusion is as follow:-
The frame B (uniform constant velocity) and C (uniform constant
acceleration) are non inertial frame in view of A (inertial frame); at the same time
they are inertial frames with respect to their own observers.
Conclusion:
The rest state; zero relative velocity; and same state of motion; help us to
indicate inertial frame. The straight-line uniform motion, (relative velocity) and
acceleration (change of relative velocity) help us indicate non inertial frame.
Part II
New transformation equation for all physics
Argument 8
If two frames have zero relative velocity between them. The event velocity
U in mechanics C in electro dynamic have invariant nature. When v>0 the “C”
retain it again but U doesn’t have. Why we get the difference, to remove the conflict
we introduced new transformation equation. We take Einstein’s train experiment.
Here we use not only light velocity but also all other mechanical events velocity. The
train fully covered by glass with out any gap even air molecules also cannot pass
from inside to outside. The train its observer and its air molecules are moves a
uniform constant velocity with respect to another observer, who is placed outside
the train. There is no relative velocity between the train, the air medium, and its
observer. So they are inertial frame with respect to themselves. In the very center C
a bomb flashed. During the flash, there occur three effects; first light signal
produced and travel with velocity CL in all direction. Secondly sound is produced
and traveled with velocity Cs in all direction. Thirdly pit of equal mass particles
traveled with velocity CP. The three different velocity signal spread inside the train
in all direction with the velocity CL, Cs, Cp. Now the observer inside the train
interpret that the light signal reach the head of the train, tail of the train and roof of
the train simultaneously, in the time interval TL because the three points are equal
distance from the center, similar way the sound and the mass points reach the three
points simultaneously with time interval TS , TP. What we know from the
Gedanken experiment? The electrodynamics and classical mechanics event’s
velocity obey the relativistic principle in the moving train. If any one have doubt,
they have done the similar experiment on the earth with motionless air medium, the
earth velocity cannot affect above three results, who are observer the experiment
also on the earth. Here there is zero relative velocity between them. Here poincare
principle is confirmed.
Argument 9:
Now we take the observer, who is outside the train. According to this
observer the Einstein’s train and its all mass points inside, have relative velocity ‘V’
with respect to him. Our new principle tell us the moving Einstein’s train is non
inertial position with respect to the outside observer. But the same time all mass
points outside the train have zero relative velocity with respect to the outside
observer. But the same time all mass points outside the train have zero relative
velocity with respect to the outside observer. So they are inertial condition, now a
another bomb is flashed with same condition, which is flashed inside the train, when
the center of the moving train C coincide the outside observer. The same three
affect, the light signal; sound, and equal mass practical, travel with velocity CL, Cs,
Cp in all directions. The outside observer find the three signal reach the moving
train’s three points with different time interval and different geometrical nature.
They are not reach the three points simultaneously, because the relative velocity
affect space interval. The change of space interval affect time interval. The change
of time interval affects simultaneity.
What happened if the relative velocity V became zero. All mass points and the
observers outside the train and inside the train became at rest with respect to
each other and coincide. Now both frames are inertial. Now the space intervals are
equal, time intervals also equal, simultaneity also possible; from our argument we
have the following conclusion: -
All inertial frames have invariant nature of space, time interval and
simultaneity.
They are variant nature in non-inertial frame.
Argument No: 10
From the Einstein’s train experiment, we come to know that the relative
velocity affect space, time interval. We can calculate by mathematic, how much that
change takes place or we can find out mathematical relation. For it we compare
same two events S and S’ one is done in the train and other is outside of the train.
When the two observers coincide, the events begin to take place with a event velocity
C it may be electrodynamics or mechanics. In the moving train, the event S’ have
X’, Y’, Z’, T’ with event velocity C. In the outside the event S have X, Y, Z, T with
event velocity C. During the time interval T the relative velocity V shift the train at
a distance VT from the outside observer.
If V=0
VT =0 orgin of the two event’s frames coincide now the two frames are inertial
condition with respect to our arguments. The inertial frame has following condition.
x=x’ , y=y’ , z=z’ , ct=ct’ the event velocity C is constant with respect their own
event.
x-x’=0
y-y’=0
z-z’=0
ct-xt’=0
If v>0 the two frames are non inertial condition the origin of the two events S and
S’ are shifted data distance vt i.e. the space and time co-ordinate of the two events
are measured in different space points.
t’ = t √1 –V2/C2
This is second order effect
In the perpendicular direction in the relative velocity v=0 we have y’=y
have the signal traveled in perpendicular direction.
y=ct
y’=ct’
y’ = y = ct = ct’
The observer in the K frame measure the distance X’, Y’, - X’ wit same
event velocity C
First take X’
.-V T1- O’___________________A
C T’
O ___________________________
T=0 C T1 T=T1
When the K frame observer coincide at O’ emit a mass point with velocity C at the
time T=O. When the mass point reach at A the observer O measure the time by his
clock T1 the time interval is T1. In the time interval the mass point travel the
distance C T1 the same time interval the origin of O’ shifted the distance V T1
C T1 = V T1 + C T’
C T’ = C T1 - V T1 -------------(1)
T’ = T1 - V/C T1
X’ = X- T 1V
Next we take -ve X’ direction. The observer in the K frame need time
interval T2 for the mass point reach the point C in the same time interval the origin
O’ shifted the distance VT2 from O
C ----- C T’------O’
. O
. ---------- O-V T2
From the three value we have the equation
-C T2 = -C T’ + V T2
C T’ = C T2 + V T2 -------------(2)
T’ = T2 + V/C T2
x’ = x + V T2
In the perpendicular direction K observer need time interval T to reach the point
O’ to B, in the interval T the K’ frame shifted the distance VT
C2 T2 = C2 T2+V2 T2
C2 T’2 = C2 T2-V2 T2
Y’= Y √ 1-v2/c2
In the same result we can arrive in the Z direction.
C2 T’2 = C2 T2 - V2 T2
Z’ = Z √ 1-v2/c2
From the results (1) and (2) we have
(1) x (2)
C2 T’2 = C2 T1 T2 - V2 T1 T2
= C2 T T (1-V2/C2)
C T’ = C √ T1 T2 √ 1-v2/c2
From the above calculation any one can verify following result by direct
measurement of T’, T, T1, T2 in the X, Y, -X, Z direction
Part III
Transformation equation for all events velocity
Argument 11
From our new transformation equation we have following differential from of
equation.
dx’ = dx-vdt
dt’= dt-v/c2 dx
dy’ = die √ 1-V2/C2
dz’ = dz √ 1-V2/C2
From the equation we can arrive the condition how relative velocity affect the event
velocity.
Dx’/dt’= dx-vdt/dt-v/c2dx ;
dy’/dt’ = dy √ 1-V2/C2/dt-vdx/c2;
dz’/dt’= dz v √ 1-V2/C2/dt-vdx/c2;
If the event occur in X direction only, we have Ux= U’ x = C other components are
zero If the event occur in Y direction only Uy =U’y = C all other components are
zero. If the event occur in Z direction only we have Uz = U’z = C all other
components are zero. If relative velocity V=O the event’s velocity C is constant in all
directions. Above nature occur in Michel son Morley experiment.
If the velocity C is transferred along the “X” axis only. We obtain the following
condition.
Uy =0, Uz=0
The (+) and (-) sign indicate that the light signal emitted by the star.
When it moves away from the observer and moves towards the observer. The
observed event velocity by an observer in the earth is calculated as follow:-
This shows that the event velocity C is independent to the source velocity.
CONCLUSION
We can use the velocity transformation equation
Argument 12
Next we discuss a conflict in the Einstein’s two postulates which are given below:-
1.The Principle of equivalence of physical law: according to this principle all
phenomena of physics appear the same in all inertial frame.
2.Principle of constancy of velocity of light: It states that the speed of light is same in
all the directions.
And
It is independent of the relative uniform motion of the observer, source of light and
the medium.
No one can find out a conflict between these two postulates till this date.
Now we discuss the essence of the two postulates. The first postulates cover not only
mechanics but also electrodynamics and optics but the second postulate cover only
electrodynamics and optics not mechanics because it speaks only light velocity ( i.e.,
electrodynamics event’s velocity). All events, in electrodynamics and optics occur in
light velocity. In mechanics events velocity may be less than light velocity. The
event’s velocity of electrodynamics and mechanics also a phenomenon of physics.
It must be same in all inertial frame with respect to Einstein’s 1st
postulates. If we accept the first postulate, the second must cover all events velocity
i.e., It must be following form “All events velocity is invariant in all inertial frame”
now the first postulates is coincide the second postulate. Then what happened the
second part of the second postulate. The light velocity C is independent of the
relative velocity of the source and observer. This nature is not coincide, the
mechanics events velocity, which is dependent of the source velocity.
This conflict is not mistake of science, it is mistake of our knowledge; to
understand the above nature properly, we use the three experiment.
1.Michel son Morley experiment.
2.Fizeau’s experiment.
3.Double stars experiment.
In the first experiment (Michel son Experiment) what we know? The
earth, the observer and the source have same state of motion (i.e., 30km/sec.) with
respect to sun eventhough they move such velocity they have zero relative velocity
between themselves, so they are at rest with respect to each other according to our
argument the observer, The source and the earth are as inertial frame.
In this inertial frame the light velocity is equal in all direction this result is
similar as the speed of a mass points throw all directions with same force its velocity
is equal in all direction.
From the result we come to know, all the events velocity it may be mechanic or
electrodynamics are invariant in the inertial frame. The independent velocity,
dependent velocity, are not possible here. This result confirm Einstein’s first
postulate “all phenomena of physics appear the same in inertial frame”.
The second and third experiment prove the second part of the Einstein’s
second postulate. In these experiments the source and the observer (or medium in
the Fizious experiment) have specific relative velocity between them the relative
velocity give different results in electrodynamics and mechanics. Why we get the
different type of results. The answer is relative velocity; which yield independent
nature of light velocity dependent nature of mass point velocity, according to our
arguments no. We get the equation
The second part of the postulate of Einstein, not obey the inertial condition. There
need two states of motion for independent velocity and depend velocity. It is non-
inertial condition, If we use velocity transformation equation
to transfer a events velocity from one state of motion to another state of
motion. The independent velocity of electrodynamics, dependent velocity classical
mechanics, have no meaning. We have same results that the event velocity is
invariant. The relative velocity between the two states of motion does not affect it.
Part IV
Experimental test for new transformation equation
Here we describe two experiments, which are basically constructed, on our
new concept. Any one can verify it by following experiments. Before it we describe
nature of our new transformation equation.
X’=x-vt
y’ =y √1-v2/c2
z’=z √1-v2/c2
t’=t-vx/c2
x, y, z, t are space time co-ordinate in one state of motion. x’, y’, z’, t’ are in another
state at motion. V is the velocity difference between the two states of motion. C is the
finite velocity to measure the space-time co-ordinate or event velocity. When v=0 the
geometrical nature is invariant in both frames. So the space-time co-ordinate is
invariant. When v>0, the geometrical nature is variant with respect to the velocity v.
The space-time co-ordinate are changes.
Experiment I
Take full of water in large vessel and a source to produce wave front on
the water surface. We can consider, the water surface is one reference frame, and
the source is another reference frame. At first, we arrange the water surface, and
the source, are same state of motion with respect to earth. (According to Newton the
water surface, source and the earth are at rest with respect to each other).
The velocity difference between the two frames water and source is zero
(v=0). The above two frames water and source, have equal geometrical nature. We
have space-time co-ordinate relation between the two frames by our transformation
equation. . x’=x,y’=y,z’=z,t’=t the space time coordinate are invariant.
In this condition the source produce wave front on the water surface. Now any one
can see that the wave fronts spread out in all direction with equal velocity. We can
measure space time co-ordinate between the two subsequent wave front in X and Y
direction and found they are equal in X and Y direction.
Next we allow the water surface to move with velocity V in X direction.
Now the source and the earth are same state of motion ( at rest) the water is
different state of motion. With respect to source (i.e., it moves with velocity V in X
direction) here the water surface and source have velocity difference V. So the
geometrical nature changes with respect to V. The change of geometrical nature
affects space time coordinate. Now the source produced No_ of waves front with
equal time interval moving water surface. In these conditions we can use our
transformation equation to measure space and time coordinate of the wave front in
X and Y direction. Now any one can take photograph of the moving wave front and
measure the space time interval between two wave front in x1and y1 direction and
found it is equal to the calculated value. x’ = x-V t in X direction
y’ = y- √1-V2/c2 in Y direction.
We can draw geometrical shape of the waves fronts on the moving and
rest state water surface with systematic unit scale as follows: SEE THE PICTURE 1
AND 2
We assume the wave velocity C = 2cm / sec.
The source velocity or water velocity V = 1cm/sec.
The source produce first , second , third and fourth wave front on the moving water
surface at time t1=0, t2=1, t3=2, t4=3 from the point O, P, Q, R.
At the end of the fourth second the waves are in the position A, B, C, D.
The source is placed at S. Now we compare the space coordinate from these to figure
in X and Y direction.
X’1=X1-vt = 8-4 = 4 Cm.
X’2=X2+vt = 8+4 = 12 Cm.
Y’=y √ 1-v2/c2= 8 1-12/22 =6.9Cm.
Above calculated value is Coincide the measurement value
X’1=4Cm, X1= 8Cm, X’2=12Cm, X2=8Cm.
Y’ = 6.9cm, y=8cm
In this same way we can compare the space co-ordinate between two front from
these two fig.
x1’= 1cm x1= 2cm x1= x-v t= 2-1=1cm
x2’= 1cm x2= 2cm ”
x3’= 1cm x3= 2cm ”
x4’= 3cm x4= 2cm x1= x-v t= 2+1=3cm
x5’= 3cm x5= 2cm ”
x6’= 3cm x6= 2cm ”
y1’= 1.72cm y1= 2cm y1= y √ 1-v2 /c2 =1.7
y2’= 1.72cm y2= 2cm ”
y3’= 1.72cm y3= 2cm ”
To find out the time relation we divide above space co-ordinate by wave front
Velocity 2cm/sec
CONCLUSION:
In the fig (1) The source and the water surface are same state of motion
both are inertial state of motion (both are at rest state). The wave front velocity is
equal in all directions. The wave velocity is invariant. In this condition source
velocity cannot exceed wave velocity. If water or source begin to move, they lose
their inertial condition so any event velocity cannot exceed particle velocity in all
inertial frame.
In the fig(2) the source and water surface are different state of motion.
The geometrical shape of the wave fronts is change. The wave velocity C is not equal
in all direction. In this condition the source velocity can exceed signal velocity due to
the geometrical effect. So the factor (1-v/c), (1+v/c), √1-v2/c2 are geometrical effect
in the x and y direction in non-inertial state of motion.
In the second fig.(2) what happened v=0. The source position O, P, Q, R, S are
coincide at 0. The inclined lines are deviated to perpendicular direction and coincide
to A1.B1. The geometrical change disappear from the above example we come to
know that the Newton’s addition of velocity c+v,c-v are nothing but geometrical
effect in non inertial frame.
Experiment II
According to Einstein’s concepts the transverse Doppler effect only
possible for light signal only not for sound wave. But our new transformation
equation help us to observe transverse Doppler effect for sound waves.
x’=x-vt x=x’+vt’
y’=y √1-v2/c2 y=y √1-v2/c2
z’=z √1-v2/c2 z=z √1-v2/c2
t’=t-vx/c2 t=t’+vx/c2
From the above equation we arrive frequency transformation equation
from non inertial frame to inertial frame. In other words we can say frequency
transformation equation one geometrical nature to another.
t’= t(1-v/c) t= t’(1+v/c)
put t=1/v t’=1/v’
therefore v’= v(1+v/c), v= v’(1-v/c)
The above two equation describes frequency relation between two state of
motion with different geometrical nature. The factor (1+v/c), (1-v/c) are first order
geometrical effect in the x direction. There is another geometrical effect, which is
nothing but second order in perpendicular direction. To compare wave frequency in
two different state of motion. We must consider first and second order geometrical
effect. To include second order effect we put a constant K in the above two equation
v’= kv(1+v/c), v= v1k(1-v/c) put the value of v’ in the above equation we have
2
v = v k (1-v2/c2)
ie., k = 1/ √ 1- v2/c2
So the equation are v = v1(1- v/c)/ √1-√ v2 /c2
v ‘ = v(1+ v/c)/ √1- v2 /c2
From these equation we can arrive second order Doppler effect by removing the
first order effect.
When the source is receding from the observer the velocity difference is (+ve )
when the source is approaching towards the observer the velocity difference is (-ve).
If we put the two condition in the above equation we have
v1 = v’(1- v/c)/ √1- v2 /c2
v2 = v’(1+ v/c)/ √1- v2 /c2
If we find mean frequency the first order effect is removed remaining second order
effect only exit.
vm = (v1 + v2) 1/2 = v’ / √1- v2 /c2
To find out the second order effect we must compare the inertial state of motion
frequency (rest state of frequency) because the geometrical nature of the same state
of motion is (rest state ) different to moving state:
vm- v’ = v’/ √1- v2 /c2 - v’
= v’- v’/ √1- v2 /c2
√1-v2 /c2
vm- v’/ vm = 1- √ 1- v2 /c2 =1/2 v2 /c2
For Sound waves ‘C’ is sound Velocity
Part V
Experimental Process
Transverse Doppler effect for Sound Waves
According to Einstein’s concepts the transverse Doppler effect only possible
for light signal, not for sound wave. But our new concepts and our new
transformation equation helps us to observe transverse Doppler effect for sound
waves. If we observe such effect, it is a excellent proof of our new transformation
equation and our new concept. Here we discuss a experimental idea to observe
transverse Doppler effect for sound waves.
Select a source (s) to produce sound wave with constant frequency in air
medium. The air medium is one reference frame the source is another reference
frame. When the source (s) the air medium (m) and the observer (m1m2) are same
state of motion. So they have zero relative velocity between them with respect to our
new concept they are inertial condition. The observed and the produced frequency
are same geometrical nature so they are equal in all direction.
In the fig-1
frequency in the direction are over shadowed first and second order geometrical
effect. If we add the frequency of the both side and find the mean the first order
effect cancelled remaining second order effect only present. If we compare it with
inertial frame frequency we can easily find out the second order effect in this way
we can arrive the second order transverse Doppler effect by removing all other
effect which produced by moving air medium.
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