Re: Langevin's paradox again

Le 19/07/2024 à 21:04, "Paul.B.Andersen" a écrit :

The time to go around the loop is measured to be ≈ 90 μs

 Yes.

You claim the proton will go around the loop in ≈ 13 ns

 Absolutely.

Please explain again why a clock on the circuit can't
measure the time between each time the proton passes it,
but only can measure the time between each time the 6933th
proton passes it.

 Non, je refuse.
 Je ne suis pas un chien qui doit sans cesse tout ré-expliquer.
 Il faut au moins que le lecteur fasse l'effort de lire et de comprendre ce qui est dit.
 Seulement après, il peut être utile en critiquant ce qu'il a compris.
 

 It is something about time dilation, isn't it ?
And something about that the single clock really is two
clocks fused into one, right?
 

 Please stop.

 Nope. This is fun!

 I don't think so.

The result is that I know SR quite well.

 It's what I said.
 Paul B.Andersen know SR quite well.
 But he can't understand that doctor Hachel say, because he speak different.  R.H.