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Worked low-speed correspondence at
Numerical specialisation of pthm-sr-newtonian-p-e-correspondence for a single massive particle state with |w|=c/5 in a named inertial frame of the flat model, in SI conventions. The displayed decimals are rounded values of exact radical expressions, not measurements; no experimental value, uncertainty or precision claim is made, and no other state or frame is covered.
Example
Specialise Specified low-speed momentum-energy correspondence between the relativistic measured quantities and the Newtonian comparison quantities to one massive particle of mass whose coordinate velocity in a named inertial frame satisfies , so that and . Then and (Rational powers of a positive base, Laws of rational exponents); all decimals below are rounded and all inequalities are between the exact expressions.
(a) [Rate of the expansion at ] , while the bound of The uniform second-order Taylor remainder of on is , so the remainder bound holds. Precisely, the fractional overestimate of the positive remainder is , about .
(b) [Energy and kinetic energy] while ; the deviation obeys the bound (all in units of ).
(c) [Momentum] while ; the deviation is against the bound .
(d) [Momentum-to-velocity inversion] , within the bound of clause (d) of the theorem.
The state is admissible: , and of norm is realized in a frame chart by the hypothesis; the case is not considered, and the numbers carry no empirical content.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: A massive particle state of Specified low-speed momentum-energy correspondence between the relativistic measured quantities and the Newtonian comparison quantities with constant in a named inertial frame, with coordinate velocity satisfying , so and the speed bound .
The correspondence theorem at the state, for and : with ; with ; with ; and (Specified low-speed momentum-energy correspondence between the relativistic measured quantities and the Newtonian comparison quantities,(a)-(d)).
The uniform Taylor remainder: , and (The uniform second-order Taylor remainder of on ).
The observer identities: , and (Positivity, mass shell and kinetic energy of the observer quantities of a four-momentum,(b)).
The comparison quantities: and , so (Newtonian comparison momentum and kinetic energy in a named inertial frame).
The Lorentz factor of the state's coordinate velocity: (Norms of four-velocity and four-acceleration, and the observer rest-space decomposition,(e)).
Rational powers: for , , and (Rational powers of a positive base, Laws of rational exponents).
Verification
The numeric data. With and , [L5] and [L6] give and ; the statement records the ten-place rounded values of these exact expressions.
Clause (a). By [L2] with , the exact remainder and the exact bound are the remainder is positive because (cross multiplication gives ) and both quantities are positive by [L5], so with positive second factor, hence ; its absolute value is at most the bound by [L2], and the statement records the ten-place rounded values of the two exact expressions and of the fractional overestimate .
Clause (c). By [L3] and [L4], and , so the exact deviation is ; the bound of [L1] clause (c) is and it dominates the deviation; the statement records the ten-place rounded values of both exact expressions.
Clause (d). By [L1], exactly and , so the relative deviation is , which by [L1] clause (d) is at most ; the statement records the ten-place rounded values of these two exact expressions.
Clause (b). By [L1] and [L3], and , so the exact deviation is , which is the remainder of step 2.1 and obeys the bound of [L1] clause (a); the statement records the ten-place rounded values of the deviation and of this bound.
Conclusion of the worked instance. The state satisfies the hypotheses of Specified low-speed momentum-energy correspondence between the relativistic measured quantities and the Newtonian comparison quantities with and ; clauses (a)-(d) have been evaluated at the exact radical values and , every displayed inequality of the statement is the corresponding exact inequality of The uniform second-order Taylor remainder of on or of the correspondence theorem at this data, and the decimals are the ten-place roundings of the displayed exact expressions. The numbers are a numerical illustration of the conditional correspondence for this one state and carry no empirical content or precision claim.
Depends on
Specified low-speed momentum-energy correspondence between the relativistic measured quantities and the Newtonian comparison quantities
Uniform low-speed expansion of the observer energy, momentum and kinetic energy of a massive four-momentum
The uniform second-order Taylor remainder of on
Positivity, mass shell and kinetic energy of the observer quantities of a four-momentum
Norms of four-velocity and four-acceleration, and the observer rest-space decomposition
Newtonian comparison momentum and kinetic energy in a named inertial frame
Rational powers of a positive base
Laws of rational exponents
Dependency tree · 2 levels
Sources
- B. Crowell, Special Relativity, revision 2020-12-10 (author-published undergraduate textbook, 246 PDF pages); signature (+---) converted to (-+++) and c = 1 formulas restored to x^0 = c t; Section 4.2 pp. 82-86 (relativistic kinetic energy; Example 5 p. 86, the Newtonian prediction eV = (1/2)mv^2), Section 4.3.3 Example 8 p. 91 (the Newtonian limit v = p/m), Section 4.3.4 p. 96 (p = m gamma v; the momentum of a material particle approaches infinity as its speed approaches c) and problems 11-12 p. 116 (expand K = m(gamma-1) and p = m gamma v in Taylor series; show the first terms are the nonrelativistic expressions)
- S. M. Carroll, Lecture Notes on General Relativity, arXiv:gr-qc/9712019v1 (1997); signature (-+++) with c = 1. Chapter 1 printed p. 27, equations (1.98)-(1.101) (PDF p. 34): for small v, p^0 = m + (1/2)mv^2 (rest energy plus kinetic energy) and p^1 = mv (Newtonian momentum); Chapter 4 printed pp. 105-106 (PDF pp. 112-113): the Newtonian limit, the slow-motion condition (4.10) and the weak static field