Special Relativity Calculator

In Einsteinian relativity, resorting to reference frames that are comprised of abstract coordinate systems and physical reference points can help standardize measurements and offer relationship data. Both static and dynamic reference frames are used and observing the kinetic energy and momentum parameters for both based on certain input criteria can help shed some light on the differences between the two settings. Special Relativity Calculator will allow you to perform such calculations and therefore highlight traveler and static reference points’ perspectives from a quantitative manner.

The app offers a minimalist calculus tool, which is clearly divided for a traveler’s point and a static reference point. Each of the two settings will require users to input the parameter values.

Although random numbers can be inserted and results previewed, it is recommended that users perform thorough documentation of the principles and factors involved in the generalized theory of relativity.

The two main parameters that can be yielded using the calculator are the relativistic kinetic energy and the relativistic momentum. Provided that users have inserted all the required values for the input data, computing the parameters is instantaneous.

For those who work with multiple datasets, some means to export the results could have been beneficial, and the app, unfortunately, lacks such capabilities.

Regardless if you’re a working professional in the physics department or just a physics aficionado, this tool can provide the means to compute the resulting relativistic data for both a dynamic and static reference point. Basic and easy-to-use, it features simplistic string input and output results.