The discussion centers on the relationship between energy-mass equivalence and the Higgs Field interaction. It establishes that while energy-mass equivalence suggests an increase in mass with energy, this is only applicable in a particle's rest frame. The concept of relativistic mass should be discarded in favor of the invariant mass equation E² = p² + m², which accurately describes particle interactions with the Higgs Field. The participants emphasize the importance of understanding these distinctions for a clearer grasp of particle physics.
PREREQUISITESPhysicists, students of theoretical physics, and anyone interested in the fundamental principles of particle interactions and the implications of the Higgs Field.
It does not. The equivalence is true for particles or systems in their rest frame only.Quds Akbar said:If according to energy-mass equivalence, an object's mass increase as its energy increases too
Quds Akbar said:If according to energy-mass equivalence, an object's mass increase as its energy increases too, then the amount of energy a particle possesses determines its interaction with the Higgs Field. How is this right or wrong?