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The special-relativistic relation connecting energy with mass, $ E^2 - (m c^2)^2= (pc)^2 $. May be used to provide accounting constraints in energy and momentum, both conserved in total, even in reactions where $m$ is not.
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Particle moving almost at the speed of light
I have been wondering for a while. Is it possible that when a body or a particle moves close to the speed of light, it interacts more with the Higgs boson? If so does that explain why moving at the sp …
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