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This work presents new expressions for kinetic energy and mass in relativistic and non-relativistic scenarios, suggesting significant findings in physics.
In the present work, we present the new expressions of the effective kinetic mass of the particle, and the global effective kinetic energy (v), given respectively in Equations (3, 4), and expressed as functions of the speed v of the particle. Therefore, their limiting results are obtained here, as: at the low speed v (<< c), c and m being respectively the light speed and the rest mass of the particle, given in the non-relativistic case, and (v<< c) , and at v=c, given in the relativistic case, , being a new result, and (v=c) m in perfect agreement with that obtained by Einstein in 1905.[1,2]
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