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The Work-energy Relation in the Non-inertial Reference System

Zheng-Xing Zhou

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This thesis introduces the notions of inertia potential and in the non-inertial system, according to the law of motion of Newton in the non-inertial reference system, deduces the relation between the mechanical energy and work, and further deduces the law of conservation of mechanical energy and its terms in the non-inertial reference system.

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This thesis introduces the notions of inertia potential and in the non-inertial system, according to the law of motion of Newton in the non-inertial reference system, deduces the relation between the mechanical energy and work, and further deduces the law of conservation of mechanical energy and its terms in the non-inertial reference system.

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This thesis introduces the notions of inertia potential and in the non-inertial system, according to the law of motion of Newton in the non-inertial reference system, deduces the relation between the mechanical energy and work, and further deduces the law of conservation of mechanical energy and its terms in the non-inertial reference system.

Key concepts: Inertial frame of reference, Work (physics), Inertia, Relation (database), Conservation of energy, Mechanical system, Classical mechanics, Physics

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