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I need a formula that describes motion without using a time coordinate.
Needs to be consistent with Special Relativity. (I'm thinking it will involve the Plank Length...?) Thank you. |
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try m=plank_length*plank_length^plank_length Motion (m) is very sensitive to the length of the plank, the shorter (and as a consequence relatively thicker) the planks become the rate of motion can cease to an almost vegatative level. Mike "Marvin P. Winterbottom" wrote: I need a formula that describes motion without using a time coordinate. Needs to be consistent with Special Relativity. (I'm thinking it will involve the Plank Length...?) Thank you. |
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forgot the c, no Nobel for me...
"Mike H" wrote: Hi, try m=plank_length*plank_length^plank_length Motion (m) is very sensitive to the length of the plank, the shorter (and as a consequence relatively thicker) the planks become the rate of motion can cease to an almost vegatative level. Mike "Marvin P. Winterbottom" wrote: I need a formula that describes motion without using a time coordinate. Needs to be consistent with Special Relativity. (I'm thinking it will involve the Plank Length...?) Thank you. |
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