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Graduate Proper time of an accelerating particle
I am not sure I follow, could you please elaborate. X as a function of t is 1/2at^2 + volt +xo, but then how would I find the proper time of the particle from this relationship? Also I mean constant acceleration and not proper acceleration.- alienslag
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Graduate Proper time of an accelerating particle
A particle has a constant acceleration in a laboratory from 0 to 0.5c in 3 seconds. What time elapses for the particle (i.e. what is the proper time for the particle)? Hint: (you will have to integrate the proper time of the particle over the 3 seconds as measured in the laboratory frame)...- alienslag
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