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Physics I Class 26

Physics I Class 26. The Special Theory of Relativity*. *This material is optional. It will not be on any exam. Newton’s Laws of Motion. Are Newton’s Laws True?. Where Did Newton Go Wrong?. Maxwell’s Electromagnetic Theory - 1873. James Clerk Maxwell (1831-1879).

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Physics I Class 26

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  1. Physics IClass 26 The Special Theory ofRelativity* *This material is optional.It will not be on any exam.

  2. Newton’s Laws of Motion

  3. Are Newton’s Laws True?

  4. Where Did Newton Go Wrong?

  5. Maxwell’s Electromagnetic Theory - 1873 James Clerk Maxwell (1831-1879)

  6. The Michelson-Morley Experiment - 1887

  7. Einstein’s Postulates of theSpecial Theory of Relativity

  8. What is an Inertial Frame?

  9. Where Did Einstein’s Postulates Come From?

  10. Postulate #1 0.5 c

  11. Postulate #2 0.5 c c

  12. How Is This Possible? 0.5 c c

  13. Consequence #1Time Dilation (Part 1)

  14. Consequence #1Time Dilation (Part 2)

  15. Consequence #2Length Contraction (Part 1)

  16. Consequence #2Length Contraction (Part 2) v = 0 0.5 c 0.8 c 0.95 c

  17. Are There Real Values for Time and Length?

  18. Special Relativity Applied toElectric and Magnetic Fields

  19. Special Relativity Applied toElectric and Magnetic Fields

  20. Special Relativity Applied toElectric and Magnetic Fields

  21. Einstein’s Corrections toNewtonian Mechanics

  22. Einstein’s Corrections toNewtonian Mechanics

  23. If “F = m a” isn’t true,why do we still use it?

  24. What’s so “special” aboutSpecial Relativity?

  25. http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/einstein/?src=h_h

  26. Activity #26Special Relativity

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