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And what exactly does E=mc^2 mean?It is difficult to say until E and m are defined. There is a formulation
Doesn't it mean mass and energy areYes, if one regards c^2 as a conversion factor. As a matter of fact,
equivalent?
Jim Green wrote:
Einstein, in his book, _Relativity, The Special and the General Theory,
Jack, inertial mass is just fine for basic intro problems, but it doesn't
give me much insight into E=mc^2 and complimentary ideas. Neither
does it
help me much with GR.