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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Relativity / January 2007massless phonons
i dont knoe about photons, but phonons has no mass can you weight a phonon? you cant, can you? consequently, you can trap a photon becus is heavy matterial, but you never can trap a phonon >i dont knoe about photons, but phonons has no mass True. > can you weight a phonon? you cant, can you? No, gravity doesn't affect the photon. > consequently, you can trap a photon becus is heavy matterial, > but you never can trap a phonon It always moves with the velocity c. But you can trap a photon between two mirrors. In principle you can measure the weight of this system, both with and without photon(s). There shouldn't be any difference... Pete ________________________________________ Photons: E=h*f & p=h/lambda & f*lambda=c & E^2=p^2*c^2+m^2*c^4 => m=0 (Sorry) :-) On Jan 27, 12:48 pm, "Peter Christensen" <p...@peterchristensen.eu> wrote: > >i dont knoe about photons, but phonons has no mass >True. its obvious, you are so stupid you dont even know what a phonon is so your true is true for your foken yourself > > can you weight a phonon? you cant, can you?No, gravity doesn't affect the photon. > > > consequently, you can trap a photon becus is heavy matterial, > > but you never can trap a phononIt always moves with the velocity c. But you can trap a photon between two > mirrors. In principle you can measure the weight of this system, both with > and without photon(s). There shouldn't be any difference... no sh.t, now tell us that photons doesnt even has momentum > Pete > ________________________________________ > Photons: E=h*f & p=h/lambda & f*lambda=c > & E^2=p^2*c^2+m^2*c^4 => m=0 (Sorry) :-) On Jan 27, 1:48 pm, "Peter Christensen" <p...@peterchristensen.eu> wrote: > >i dont knoe about photons, but phonons has no massTrue. > > > can you weight a phonon? you cant, can you?No, gravity doesn't affect the photon. ---------- wrong experimentally (actually cheating!! a photon that moves next to the sun is devited (attracted to the sun)!!!! at least qualitatively and no onme is responsible for the fucken cheating calculations that deny it qualitatively because knowing a f.ck about behaviour of photons!! ------------ > > consequently, you can trap a photon becus is heavy matterial, > > but you never can trap a phononIt always moves with the velocity c. But you can trap a photon between two > mirrors. In principle you can measure the weight of this system, both with > and without photon(s). There shouldn't be any difference... > ----------------------- trap or not trap completely irrelevant!!! you cant trapp a neutrino the f.cker physicists claimed a long time that it is massless and at the end it was found to be massive!! the f.cker physicists' do you understand untill now:THAT NO MASS -- NO REAL PHYSICS !!! ------------ > Pete > ________________________________________ > Photons: E=h*f & p=h/lambda & f*lambda=c > & E^2=p^2*c^2+m^2*c^4 => m=0 (Sorry) :-) ------------------- the mass and momentum formula DOES NOT APPLY TO THE PHOTON!! that is another thing those f.ckers(mathematicians ) has to learn it will take time yet even those f.ckers will learn it ATB Y.Porat ----------------------------------- > i dont knoe about photons, but phonons has no mass > > can you weight a phonon? you cant, can you? > > consequently, you can trap a photon becus is heavy matterial, > but you never can trap a phonon You are deaf, right? Paul On Jan 29, 10:44 pm, "Paul B. Andersen" <paul.b.ander...@hiadeletethis.no> wrote: > > i dont knoe about photons, but phonons has no mass > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Paul let me know when you can weight a phonon you need to trap him at zero speed then wight it, then let him fly away, and i should hear its sound you can do that with photons, do the same with phonons, can you? you cant consequently photons has mass whille phonons has not |
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