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    Lecture 8

    Summary: Mass, Momentum, Energy

    Mass:

    Energy:

    Momentum:

    !

    p = m!

    v = !vm

    0

    !

    v

    E = mc2= !

    vm

    0c2

    m = !vm

    0, !

    v =

    1

    1" v2/ c

    2

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    Lecture 8

    Energy, Momentum, and Velocity

    Energy:

    220

    22

    42022

    2220

    22

    4202

    )()(

    11

    cmpcE

    cmcv

    cvm

    cv

    cmE

    +=

    +

    !

    =

    !

    =

    Velocity:

    E

    cp

    c

    v

    c

    v

    c

    E

    c

    vcmvmp vv

    !!

    !!

    !!

    =

    $%&

    =!"#$

    %&

    ==2

    2

    00 ''

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    Lecture 8

    Total Energy, Kinetic Energy, Rest Energy

    TTE

    ETTEE

    ETE

    EEpc

    )2(

    2

    )(

    )(

    0

    20

    20

    20

    20

    20

    20

    22

    +=

    !++=

    !+=

    !=

    TTEpc )2( 0 +=

    E: total energy

    E0: rest energyT: kinetic energy

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    Lecture 8

    Non-relativistic Regime

    Non-relativistic regime: v

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    Lecture 8

    Extreme Relativistic Regime

    Extreme relativistic regime: v ~ c, where Newtonianmechanics fails completely.

    ET

    c

    Ep

    mm

    !

    !

    >> 0In other words, the rest energy is

    negligible, compared to the kineticenergy.

    Objects that travel at the speed of light must have zero rest

    mass or rest energy and thusE = pc.

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    Lecture 8

    Rest Energy

    In a many-body system, the rest energy of the system

    includes all forms of energy except for the kinetic energy

    of the system. In other words, it is not a simple summation

    of m0c2.

    Example: A system of two moving particles.

    Tcm +2

    0 Tcm +2

    0

    2

    0

    2

    0

    2

    0

    2

    0

    2

    22

    cmc

    Tcmc

    >

    +=

    The rest energy of the system is

    given by:

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    Lecture 8

    Lorentz Transformation ofp andE

    zuz

    yuy

    xux

    u

    ump

    ump

    ump

    cmE

    0

    0

    0

    2

    0

    !

    !

    !

    !

    =

    =

    =

    =

    In S: In S:

    zuz

    yuy

    xux

    u

    ump

    ump

    ump

    cmE

    !=!

    !=!

    !=!

    =!

    !

    !

    !

    !

    0

    0

    0

    2

    0

    "

    "

    "

    "

    where

    2222

    1

    1,

    1

    1

    cucu

    uu

    !"

    =

    "

    = !##

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    Lecture 8

    Energy-Momentum Transformation

    [ ]

    !!"

    #$$%

    &'

    !#$& '

    !"#$

    %& '

    =

    ()

    *+,

    -!"#$

    %& ''''++'

    !"

    #$%

    & '=

    ()

    *

    +,

    -

    !"

    #

    $%

    & '+!"

    #

    $%

    & '+'

    !"#$

    %& '

    '=

    .+.+.'=.

    '

    2

    2

    2

    2

    2

    2

    2

    22

    2

    222

    2

    222

    2

    2

    2

    2

    2

    22

    2

    22

    2

    2

    2

    222

    22

    2

    1

    1

    1

    122

    1

    11

    11)(

    1

    111

    )()()(1

    1)(

    1

    c

    u

    c

    vu

    c

    v

    c

    vu

    c

    vuvvu

    c

    vuvuc

    c

    vuc

    c

    vu

    c

    vuvu

    c

    vuc

    uuu

    cc

    u

    x

    xxxx

    x

    zyxx

    zyx

    $& '=( 21c

    vux

    uu )))

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    Lecture 8

    E andpTransformation-Cont

    d

    ( )vumcmc

    vucmcmE

    xuu

    xuu

    !"=

    &'( "==) )

    0

    2

    0

    2

    2

    0

    2

    0 1

    ***

    ***)( xvpE!= "

    !!#

    $$&

    '(=

    !"#$%& (

    (!"

    #$%

    & (=

    )=) )

    2

    2

    00

    2

    02

    0

    1

    1

    c

    cmvum

    c

    vu

    vum

    c

    vu

    ump

    uxu

    x

    xxu

    xux

    ***

    **

    *

    !#$& '= 2cvEpx(

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    Lecture 8

    EandpTransformation-Cont

    d

    yu

    x

    yx

    u

    yuy

    um

    c

    vu

    um

    c

    vu

    ump

    0

    2

    02

    0

    1

    1

    !

    !

    !!

    !

    =

    "#$%

    &' ("#

    $

    %&

    ' (=

    )=) )

    yy pp =!

    Similarly, we have zz pp =!

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    Lecture 8

    Summary

    )(

    2

    x

    zz

    yy

    xx

    vpEE

    pppp

    c

    vEpp

    !="="

    =

    "

    &'( !="

    )

    )

    )(

    2

    x

    zz

    yy

    xx

    pvEE

    pppp

    c

    Evpp

    !+!=

    !=!

    =

    %&' !

    +!=

    (

    (

    ct

    c

    E

    rp

    !

    !!!

    momentum-energy four vector:

    $&

    c

    Ep,!

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    Lecture 8

    Lorentz Invariant Mass

    As we have shown, the spacetime interval is Lorentz invariant:

    22

    22222

    )()(

    ])()()[()()(

    rtc

    zyxtcs

    !"!=

    !+!+!"!=!

    By analogy, the magnitude of momentum-energy four vector is

    also Lorentz invariant:

    2

    2

    pcE !"$%'

    REST MASS!2

    0 )( cm=