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Could be a book, research paper or website, the focus is on the contradiction and compatibility of the two (?) bodies of physics.
Suggested Reading on Newtonian vs Relativity?
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SUMMARY
This discussion centers on the exploration of the contradictions and compatibilities between Newtonian physics and Einstein's theory of relativity. Participants emphasize the need for clarity regarding the mathematical background and prior physics knowledge required to engage with this topic effectively. Suggested reading materials include both books and research papers that address these foundational concepts. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding the mathematical level necessary for a comprehensive grasp of these two pivotal areas of physics.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of high school-level physics concepts
- Familiarity with university-level mathematics, particularly calculus
- Basic knowledge of Newtonian mechanics
- Introduction to Einstein's theory of relativity
- Research foundational texts on Newtonian mechanics
- Explore Einstein's "Relativity: The Special and General Theory"
- Study mathematical concepts relevant to physics, such as calculus and differential equations
- Investigate academic papers discussing the compatibility of Newtonian physics and relativity
Students and educators in physics, mathematicians interested in applied physics, and anyone seeking to understand the relationship between classical and modern physics theories.