thx for response.
even so. if p is mass times the velocity, again it comes down the mass or at least the variant mass not being equal to zero.
maybe I'm not looking at it the right way but the variant mass of a particle being defined as
gives the value 0 devided by zero as v\rightarrow...
If the energy of single photon of electromagnetic radiation is defined by its wavelength, could it also be set equal to its potential and kinetics?(I’m probably missing something)
Please check this statement:
Where :
h is planks constant
f is frequency.
m0 is rest mass
M is the...