What is the formula for e/c^2 * j * PV/nR?

jpm · Jul 13, 2010

e/c^2 * j * PV/nR

Pythagorean · Jul 13, 2010

that's not a formula, it's an expression. Where's the equals sign?

my_wan · Jul 14, 2010

It looks almost like some attempt at relativised thermodynamics, but, as Pythagorean stated, it's not even a formula.

Pythagorean · Jul 14, 2010

It looks like a gas law to me. But is the j imaginary, or..?

Integral · Jul 14, 2010

I read it as : MIT

M= [itex]\frac e {c^2}[/itex]

i=j (to a EE)

T = [itex]\frac {PV} {n R}[/itex]

Char. Limit · Jul 15, 2010

Integral said:

I read it as : MIT

M= [tex]\frac e {c^2}[/tex]

i=j (to a EE)

T = [tex]\frac {PV} {n R}[/tex]

Same here, but I didn't bother replying.

Office_Shredder · Jul 15, 2010

rolerbe · Jul 16, 2010

Its on T's and sweat shirts from the 'tute.

AUK 1138 · Jul 16, 2010

Char. Limit said:

Same here, but I didn't bother replying.

you do realize...

Pythagorean · Jul 16, 2010

surely, he must; thus past tense.

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