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From p=umu (i.e., px=umux,py=umuy and pz=umuz ), the relativistic velocity transformation (2-20), and the identity u'=(1-uxv/c2)vu show that py'=py and pz'=pz.

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It is shown that both frames鈥 y and z component momentum are equal by using the relativistic velocity and the given identity for w'.

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01

 State the relativistic velocity transformation equations.

The relativistic velocity transformation between two frames S&S'is expressed as,

ux'=ux-v1-uxvc2

uy'=uyr1-ux3c2

uz'=uzyv1-uxvc2

02

Insert the above equations in the corresponding momentum equation.

The relativistic momentum in S'frame for the y-component is, py'=umuy'

Inserting the expression for uy'and the given identity for w'in the above equation,

py'=1-uxvc2vn(m)uyv1-uxvc2

=umuy

py'=py

Similarly, for the z-component in the frame S',

pz'=ummmuz'

=1-ucvc2viu(m)uzv1-uxvc2

=umuz

pz'=pz

Thus, unlike relativistic x- component momentum, the y and z component momentum of both frames is equal.

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