Lorentz Transformation in Super System and in Super System of Photon
Mukul Chandra Das, Rampada Misra
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Mukul Chandra Das, Rampada Misra
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Lorentz transformation considers that relative velocity of the frame of references in inertialsystem is less than the velocity of light. If it be such that a frame is moving with velocity same as thatof light with respect to a frame of observer then, Lorentz transformation in it will not be same as donein inertial system. Again photon is not only a particle or wave but it is a complex system due to thefact that it possesses spin and linear motion simultaneously. So, it will have some complexcharacteristics. In this work first, trial would be made to find out the process of Lorentztransformation in between two frames having relative velocity same as that of light and then, thisconcept, would be applied in the system of photon.
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Lorentz transformation considers that relative velocity of the frame of references in inertialsystem is less than the velocity of light. If it be such that a frame is moving with velocity same as thatof light with respect to a frame of observer then, Lorentz transformation in it will not be same as donein inertial system. Again photon is not only a particle or wave but it is a complex system due to thefact that it possesses spin and linear motion simultaneously. So, it will have some complexcharacteristics. In this work first, trial would be made to find out the process of Lorentztransformation in between two frames having relative velocity same as that of light and then, thisconcept, would be applied in the system of photon.
Key concepts: Lorentz transformation, Inertial frame of reference, Observer (physics), Physics, Transformation (genetics), Velocity-addition formula, Photon, Moving magnet and conductor problem