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The electron accelerates due to the force that is exerted on it when it is surrounded by a magnetic field.

I meant practically speaking, an electron cannot be stationary i.e it cannot have v = 0 in a real system.

Well according to me, physical activity is the best cure for depression and improve your brain functions like thinking, reasoning etc. Hence you should indulge in a outdoor sport, gym or any other activity that interested you. And its better to choose something challenging. Other remedies...

Thanx. Video was quite helpful

I am really not sure about what you are actually asking. But let me clear some things that i feel u should know. 1) Electron cannot travel faster than light due to relativistic effects. It can travel at 99% speed of light at tops. Not more than that. 2) You cannot use classical equations in...

And i have already read the EPR paradox.

Well i think. This is enough discussion for this topic. Clearly, this question is beyond relativity. So if i have to solve it, i would have to make a new branch of physics with completely different ideas from einstein’s relativity. And i cannot creat this branch.

I know that this is a hypothetical situation. But assume this situation in the following way. Suppose time for the moving person is normal. But time for the stationary person has slowed down. Its the opposite of time dilation, where the time for the moving person has speed up relative to the...

For a time dilation factor of 2 ; V* = (0.886)c For time dilation factor of 100; V = (0.999)c Now, there is not a very large difference b/w V* and V. But the difference in the Dilation factor is too big. This is the abnormality that i am getting.

Will definitely check out the books. Also can u recommend some free material.

I understand the definition. But i want the details about how it occurs. The why can be left.

Dont worry. I have a stong background

In fractions , i am getting this ; - v = [c^2 - (1/(4(c)^2)) ]^(1/2)

What i want to know is ;- Why does it occur and how does it occur.

I haven’t taken any courses on physics. Just read and understand stuff that seems interesting to me. And thanks for the link.