A Paradox of Relativistic Mass Increase with Speed
Yannan Yang
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Yannan Yang
Abstract
In a previous paper of the author’s, a paradox resulted from the relativistic mass increase with speed was presented and analyzed. To avoid this contradiction while leaving relativity intact, the assumption that the strength of a substance will increase with its speed was introduced. Here in this article, one more paradox of relativistic mass increase with speed is presented which is conflict with the principle of relativity. There are no solutions for this contradiction.
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In a previous paper of the author’s, a paradox resulted from the relativistic mass increase with speed was presented and analyzed. To avoid this contradiction while leaving relativity intact, the assumption that the strength of a substance will increase with its speed was introduced. Here in this article, one more paradox of relativistic mass increase with speed is presented which is conflict with the principle of relativity. There are no solutions for this contradiction.
Key concepts: Contradiction, Theory of relativity, Speed of light (cellular automaton), Relativistic mechanics, Special relativity, Physics, Relativistic quantum chemistry, Relativistic speed