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Graduate Is the Hamilton-Jacobi Equation Enough for Hamiltonian Dynamics?
Is Hamilton-Jacobi Equation equivalent to Hamilton equations or it is only a necessary condition ? Thanks in advance :)- Sphinx
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Graduate Why Is the K/r^2 Formula Incompatible with Special Relativity?
Thanks a lot , this is very instructive- Sphinx
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Why Is the K/r^2 Formula Incompatible with Special Relativity?
thanks a lot for the explanation- Sphinx
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Why Is the K/r^2 Formula Incompatible with Special Relativity?
Hello folks! why a formula of type K/r^2 for the gravitationnal interaction is incompatible with the principle of special relativity ? ( the electric field is also defined with the same kind of relations)- Sphinx
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- Gravitation Relativity
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Poisson's equation for gravitational field
I didn't see how to use the div theo, but know it's clear. Thank u very much Orodruin & ChrisVer -
Graduate Poisson's equation for gravitational field
∫ƒ.ds over a closed surface =∫div(f) dΩ over the corresponding volume =∫div(f) dΩ over a sphere enclosing the volume =∫ƒ.ds over the surface of the sphere is that correct?? -
Graduate Poisson's equation for gravitational field
Yes, but this is the last step of the proof , my difficulty resides in proving that the integral doesn't depend on the closed surface -
Graduate Poisson's equation for gravitational field
Hello everyone! I have a question concerning the proof of Poisson's equation for a gravitational field. My question is how can i prove that Gauss's Law is independent of the choice of the closed surface surrounding the point mass? Thanks in advance