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Upper Limits for Velocity, Momentum, and Energy of Motion

30 January 2024, Version 2
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Abstract

The velocity of a moving object with its non-zero mass or a moving particle with its non-zero mass is less than the speed of light because light has no mass. So, the speed of light is the upper limit for all moving objects in the Universe. In this article, the upper limits for momentum and energy of motion are derived for scientific problem-solving.

Keywords

classical mechanics
electromagnetic energy
light waves
speed of light

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Version History

Jan 30, 2024 Version 2

Version Notes

In the section entitled "6. Energy-Work Relation", the errors in the integration of displacement-equation and in the velocity-equation were corrected.

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DOI

10.33774/coe-2023-1bvs4-v2
D O I: 10.33774/coe-2023-1bvs4-v2 [opens in a new tab]

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