Spacetime Diagram Archives

Lorentz transformation in-terms of hyperbolic rotation

by Damodar Rajbhandari 14. March 2019 Algebra, Mathematics, Spacetime Diagram, Special Relativity Comments

Lorentz transformation is how an observer sees an event when he is moving on different points of spacetime. I want to note here, in special (or, general) relativity, our universe and the spacetime are interchangeable terms (For why, see this). But, in reality, the same observer can’t be in different places at a time to ...

A lookup to Dirac’s Lightcone Coordinate System

by Damodar Rajbhandari 06. March 2019 Lightcone, Quantum Gravity, Spacetime Diagram, Special Relativity Comments

A beam of light emitted from a sun travels 150 million kilometers to hit on our retina then, we will say there’s a sun. But, the sun that you have just seen is actually about 8 minutes old. Because light also takes time to travel at that distance. So, the first thing you should know ...

Warm Greetings!
My name is Damodar Rajbhandari, an author of Physics Log, currently doing "Master In Theoretical Physics" at Jagiellonian Univerisity, Poland and working with Prof. Jerzy Jurkiewicz in Causal Dynamical Triangulations model.
AIM: I will greatly take my courage and aim to be an Research Professor working in the field of Quantum Gravity with my own research group in the future. And I will further develop our understanding in this field and show others how ideas matter and how it all unimaginably fits together and turns into reality.
If you want to know more about me head over to my

ORCID ID	Research Gate	G. Scholar

You can find my most recent project at cdt.physicslog.com. I would be pleased to collaborate (or have conversation) with the physicists who are working on the problems of quantum gravity distantly or in their lab. I warmly invite you to contact me at dphysicslog[at]gmail[dot]com.

Search Anything

Category: Spacetime Diagram

Lorentz transformation in-terms of hyperbolic rotation

A lookup to Dirac’s Lightcone Coordinate System