Contents
FOREWORD
PREFACE TO RUSSIAN EDITION
NOTATION
CHAPTER 1. THE WORLD AROUND AND BASIC PRINCIPLES OF ITS DESCRIPTIONS
1.1. Physical theory and description of a nature
1.2. World around and its description
1.3. Change of objects of the world around and its measure
1.4. Size of objects and its measure
1.5. Unhypothetical description of the world around
CHAPTER 2. THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF THE MECHANICS
2.1. Movement of objects and its measure
2.2. Interaction and its description
2.3. Definition of force at different interactions
2.4. About dependence of force on acceleration
2.5. Force and energy
CHAPTER 3. THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF THE DESCRIPTION OF THE CHARGED AND MAGNETIZED BODIES INTERACTIONS
3.1. Interaction of motionless charged bodies
3.2. Problems of the description of interactions of moving charged bodies
3.3. Change of force of interaction in case movement of charged body and magnet
3.4. Derivation of the Maxwell’s equations from experimental bases
3.5. Differential equations for forces
CHAPTER 4. THE INTERACTION OF TWO MOVING CHARGED POINT BODIES
4.1. D’Alamber equation for point charge
4.2. Solutions of the D’Alamber equation
4.3. Interaction force of two bodies
4.4. Law of a relative movement of two objects
4.5. Integration of the law of a movement
4.6. Transition to classical mechanics and TR mechanics
CHAPTER 5. THE TRAJECTORIES OF TWO BODIES MOVEMENT
5.1. Classical trajectories
5.2. Time of movement on trajectory
5.3. Trajectory’ at final velocity of interaction propagation
5.4. The hyperbolic trajectories
5.5. The parabolic-like and ellipse-like trajectories
5.6. The trajectories of repulsion and trajectories for full period
5.7. Asymptotic solutions
CHAPTER 6. THE FORCES OF INTERACTION OF VARIOUS BODIES ON MOVING CHARGED PARTICLE
6.1. Interaction of the charged rectangular plate on a particle
6.2. Particle movement velocity in the capacitor
6.3. Interaction force of the charged line segment and velocity of particle
6.4. . Force of moving charged particle action on magnet
6.5. Force of action of point magnet on a charged particle
6.6. Force of action of conductor with current on a charged particle
6.7. Simplified forces disregarding forms of the acting bodies
CHAPTER 7. APPLICATION OF THE METHOD OF FORCES FOR CALCULATION OF DIFFERENT INTERACTIONS
7.1. Energy of interaction, which depends on velocity
7.2. New integrals of movement
7.3. Method of velocity summation
7.4. Calculation of particles movement in accelerators
7.5. Calculation of results of the Bucherer’s experiment
CHAPTER 8. APPROACH OF FORCES AND RELATIVISTIC METHOD
8.1. Ether. Theory of Relativity and Lorentz’s transformations
8.2. Essence of transformations
8.3. Description of interaction of moving non-stationary systems of bodies with help of the transformations
8.4. About transformation of the wave equation
8.5. Aberration and Doppler’s effect
8.6. Speed of light between moving bodies
8.7. Principle of the relativity and its meaning
CHAPTER 9. NEARLUMINAL MOVEMENTS INSIDE OF «BLACK HOLES»
9.1. Concept of a «black hole» as a ratio of parameters
9.2. Objects of micro- and macrocosm as «black holes»
9.3. Trajectory at a variation of radial velocity
9.4. Trajectory in case of different transversal velocities
9.5. Trajectory at change of interaction parameter
9.6. Multangular orbits
CHAPTER 10. SUPERLUMINAL MOTIONS
10.1. Examples of superluminal motions
10.2. Observation and interaction at superluminal velocities
10.3. Acceleration of particles bunches up to superluminal velocities
10.4. Multistage accelerators of superluminal particles
10.5. Acceleration of single particles up to superluminal velocities
10.6. Perspective of application of superluminal motions
CHAPTER 11. GRAVITATIONAL INTERACTIONS
11.1. Velocity of gravity propagation
11.2. Mercury perihelion precession
11.3. Interaction of many bodies
11.4. Exact solution of the axisyminetric many bodies problem
11.5. Trajectories of movement at interaction of several bodies
11.6. Central-symmetrical accretion
