Lorentz Velocities #
In this module we define Lorentz velocities to be Lorentz vectors which have norm equal to one and which are future-directed.
A Lorentz Velocity is a Lorentz vector which has norm equal to one and which is future-directed.
Equations
- Lorentz.Velocity d v = ((Lorentz.Vector.minkowskiProduct v) v = 1 ∧ 0 < v.timeComponent)
Instances For
The instance of a topological space on Velocity d
defined as the subspace topology.
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theorem
Lorentz.Velocity.minkowskiProduct_continuous_snd
{d : ℕ}
(u : Vector d)
:
Continuous fun (x : ↑(Velocity d)) => (Vector.minkowskiProduct u) ↑x
theorem
Lorentz.Velocity.minkowskiProduct_continuous_fst
{d : ℕ}
(u : Vector d)
:
Continuous fun (x : ↑(Velocity d)) => (Vector.minkowskiProduct ↑x) u
Zero #
The Velcoity d
which has all space components zero.