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Comprehensive Derivation of Lorentz Transformation Equations | B.Sc. Physics

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In this video, we break down the complete, step-by-step derivation of the Lorentz Transformation Equations, a foundational pillar of Albert Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity. If you are a B.Sc. Physics student or a relativity enthusiast, this detailed mathematical breakdown will guide you through the transition from classical mechanics to relativistic physics

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the heat is transferred is less than or equal to zero i.e.,




⛿ dQ / T ≤ 0




Equality holds if and only if the cycle is reversible.

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Proof of clausius theorem →

1) consider a heat engine : opening operating b/w a hot reservoir at Temp. TH,
absorbing heat QH from the hot reservoir and rejecting heat QC to the cold
reservoir, completing a cyclic process.

2) 2nd Law of Thermodynamics (Kelvin-Planck statement) : It is impossible to
construct a heat engine that, operating in a cycle, produces no other effect
than the extraction of heat from a single reservoir and performing an
equivalent amount of work.

3) Assume the cyclic process is reversible :

For a reversible cycle, the total entropy change of the system plus
surrounding is zero.

4) Entropy change of reservoirs :

- Hot reservoir loses heat QH at Temp. TH

so entropy change is :

ΔSH = - QH / TH




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i.e. ηR > ηI or ηI ≤ ηR ———— ①

Also, we know that ————

efficiency of heat engine, η = (heat Supplied - heat rejected) / heat Supplied

η = (Q1 - Q2) / Q1

For small amount of heat, η = (dQ1 - dQ2) / dQ1 = 1 - dQ2 / dQ1

From eqn ① —

[ 1 - dQ2 / dQ1 ]I < [ 1 - dQ2 / dQ1 ]R ———— ②

From thermodynamic scale of Temp., for reversible engine,

Q1 / Q2 = T1 / T2 , Q2 / Q1 = T2 / T1

∴ Equation ② becomes,

1 - (dQ2 / dQ1)I < 1 - (T2 / T1)

(dQ2 / dQ1)I > T2 / T1

(dQ1 / T1)I - (dQ2 / T2)I < 0

∴ , ( dQ1 / T1 )I + ( - dQ2 / T2 )I < 0




⛿ dQ / T < 0




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