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| title = Planck\'s Theorem Mechanics and Ballistics
| title = Planck's Theorem Mechanics and Ballistics
| author = [[Sadanand S. Savarkar]]
| author = [[Sadanand S Savarkar]]
| keywords = [[Planck?s Theorem]], [[Ballistics]]
| keywords = [[Planck?s Theorem]], [[Ballistics]]
| published = 2009
| published = 2009
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In 1908 Planck proposed a modification to Newton's Definition of momentum, which is known as "Planck's Theorem". Starting from it the relativistic mass-velocity relationship, as well as the relativistic law for the ?composition' of velocities can be deduced without resort to the ?relativity postulate'.
In 1908 Planck proposed a modification to Newton's Definition of momentum, which is known as "Planck's Theorem". Starting from it the relativistic mass-velocity relationship, as well as the relativistic law for the ?composition' of velocities can be deduced without resort to the ?relativity postulate'.


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Latest revision as of 23:35, 19 July 2026

Scientific Paper
TitlePlanck's Theorem Mechanics and Ballistics
Author(s)Sadanand S Savarkar
KeywordsPlanck?s Theorem, Ballistics
Published2009

Abstract

In 1908 Planck proposed a modification to Newton's Definition of momentum, which is known as "Planck's Theorem". Starting from it the relativistic mass-velocity relationship, as well as the relativistic law for the ?composition' of velocities can be deduced without resort to the ?relativity postulate'.