sparkle123 said:I simply don't understand this conversion. I've only worked with du, dx, dy, etc. before. How do you change a d(γmu) into some kind of du?
(This is in the contest of relativity, although this info is not essential i think)
Thanks! :)
Let x = \frac{{mu}}{{\sqrt {1 - \frac{{{u^2}}}{{c_{0}^2}}} }}sparkle123 said:I simply don't understand this conversion. I've only worked with du, dx, dy, etc. before. How do you change a d(γmu) into some kind of du?
(This is in the contest of relativity, although this info is not essential i think)
Thanks! :)
sparkle123 said:Wait dimension10, how do you solve it your way, after getting u = x/sqrt(m^2+x^2/c^2)?