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I think you are complicating this too much. Firstly, I don't mean particles; Just small enough bodies. And near-lightspeed velocities are not necessary; Maybe
by cool-RR 17y ago
I think you are complicating this too much.
Firstly, I don't mean particles; Just small enough bodies.
And near-lightspeed velocities are not necessary; Maybe 5% of lightspeed will do.
When the velocities are low you will probably observe non-relativistic two-body Coulomb scattering, which is mathematically no different from the Newtonian interaction between a planetoid and the Sun.
Dude, what does that mean? Can you solve the problem I raised or not?
- pfedor 17y agoWhen the velocities are low you will probably observe non-relativistic two-body Coulomb scattering, which is mathematically no different from the Newtonian interaction between a planetoid and the Sun. Dude, what does that mean? Dude, google it if you want to know: http://www.google.com/search?q=coulomb+scattering http://www.google.com/search?q=coulomb+scattering Can you solve the problem I raised or not? This I believe I have already answered above.