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Relativity is a philosophical thought that everything in the world (including space) is relative, not absolute.

For example, high is meaningful relative to short, and there is no concept of high without short.

Space and time depend on each other. There is neither short nor long. No small, no big, no slow, no fast. Without contrast, everything is meaningless. As the saying goes, the feet are shorter and the inches are longer. A single length value has no concept of length.

In physics, relativistic physics is a pillar of contemporary physics that is different from the absolute concept of classical physics, and it is an extension of classical physics to the field of large space and high speed.

Although classical physics also recognizes the theory of relativity, it does not exclude absolute concepts, such as speed. Classical physics believes that there must be an absolutely stationary substance (ether) in the universe, and the speed of movement relative to ether is absolute speed. Relativistic physics holds that there is no absolutely static matter in the universe, and all motion and motion laws are relative.

Relativistic physics is based on a series of conclusions of physical experiments:

1. All physical laws are equivalent in any inertial system. (galilean transformation)

2. In a closed space, it is impossible to measure the speed of the system itself (there is no concept of speed without other reference frames).

The speed of light is the same in any inertial system.

The constant speed of light is one of the important reasons why people question the theory of relativity, because the constant speed of light violates the principle of velocity superposition that people are used to. However, this is the most important embodiment of the principle of relativity in relativistic physics.

Therefore, when it comes to relativity, we have to focus on explaining the principle that the speed of light is constant.

Because the constant speed of light is far from people's daily experience, it is difficult to accept. Even many people will stand in the position of absolute speed when describing the phenomenon of relativity, such as "when an object moves at a high speed, time will slow down."

(1), there is no speed without reference, where does high speed come from?

② If there is a frame of reference, is the frame of reference moving or is the object moving? Whose time has slowed down?

(3) The frame of reference can be specified at will. As long as the frame of reference is changed, its time will change accordingly? So how should time change?

For example, we take the sun as the frame of reference, the earth has one time, the center of the Milky Way is the frame of reference, and the earth has another time. Which time do we use? In fact, we can choose countless reference systems, so isn't Earth's time meaningless?

Obviously, the above statement itself is untenable.

Since there is no absolute speed, imagine:

If there are no other celestial bodies in the universe, there is only one particle. How can this particle determine whether it is moving or static? How to determine your own speed? In classical physics, people think of ether, but in relativistic physics, there is no other frame of reference, and speed is meaningless. In fact, measuring the speed of light on this particle is also isotropic.

If there are only two celestial bodies in the universe and there are no other celestial bodies, the two celestial bodies may move relatively, but it is impossible to tell whether they are moving in the opposite direction or in the same direction, or moving in other directions at the same time along an included angle. The only thing these two celestial bodies can determine is whether the distance between them is far or near, and the speed at which they are far or near.

Each celestial body can completely ignore the existence of another celestial body (think it is stationary or floating in the universe at any speed), and the measured light speed in this system is also the same in all directions. Because there is no necessary value (you can specify it at will) for your own speed, there is no basis for the superposition of the speed of light and your own motion speed.

That is to say, the speed of light seen in any inertial system is c, which is a constant. Relatively speaking, all inertial systems are "static" in the field of light. In fact, the Maimo experiment also verified that the speed of light does not overlap with any relative speed.

Therefore, the constant speed of light becomes a watershed to distinguish relativistic physics from classical physics (algorithm), and the essence of relativity is the concrete embodiment of relativistic philosophy in physics.

Special theory of relativity:

Special relativity is a theory based on the principle that the speed of light is constant, which can be regarded as a differential form of relativity.

Special relativity does not involve the interaction between force and system, but the influence of relative velocity on mutual observation and the conversion relationship.

As can be seen from the previous discussion, the constant speed of light is one of the characteristics of light, just as light travels in a straight line.

Let's give a very common example to illustrate the influence of light on observation.

Because light travels in a straight line, there is a phenomenon that "the near is big and the far is small", that is, the farther we look, the smaller things will be. If the automatic calculation function of our eyes and brain makes us feel that the distance is big and small, we can take pictures with the help of the camera, and the distant objects are really smaller. If we want to know the real size and dimensions of distant objects, we must multiply the measured (photographed) size by a factor greater than 1 to restore reality.

Similarly, because the speed of light is constant, when the relative speed is high, the time on another system will "slow down" from one system, which is actually an idiom. In fact, it is not "slow" but fast. For example, when we see that the time is t, we need to multiply it by a factor less than 1 to restore the real time t'. t' = t √。 √( 1-V2/C2) must be less than 1, that is to say, the time actually seen on that system is slower than the time we observed, that is, the time we saw is faster than that system.

But at ordinary times, we are used to saying that time on high-speed moving objects will slow down. This is just a conventional saying, which does not affect our correct use of transformation formulas to analyze time relations. Because speed and time are relative, we think that our time has not changed, so it is not a mistake to say that its time has slowed down.

General relativity:

General relativity introduces relativity into the field of mechanics, and the influence of force on speed (changing the state of motion) is also relative. For all systems (not only inertial systems), all physical laws are still correct, so the correctness of f = ma is obtained within the scope of relativity.

F = ma means a = f/m: What is the acceleration on the left and on the right? The gravity per unit mass is the gravitational intensity of the gravitational field, which means that acceleration and gravity are equivalent.

Then light travels in a straight line and bends in a strong gravitational field, indicating that space is curved. In Wright's view, it still moves in a straight line.

Mass-energy formula:

F = ma Multiplied by a distance at the same time is energy (or work). F× distance = =m×V2.

That is, energy = mass times the square of speed, but what is the speed here? Obviously, it can't be any speed measured in any specified reference frame, but the speed of mass relative to light, that is, C.

So the expression of mass-energy formula is: e = mc2?