
- What Is Energy? Where did it come from? - Physics Stack Exchange- The total energy is conserved but it is useful because despite the conservation of the total number, the energy can have many forms, depending on the context. Energy is useful and … 
- Is force the derivative of energy? - Physics Stack Exchange- Jan 24, 2015 · For conservative systems, it is true that the force can be expressed as minus the gradient of the potential energy: $$ \tag {1} \textbf F (\textbf x) = -\nabla V ( \textbf x),$$ which … 
- terminology - What is pure energy? - Physics Stack Exchange- Oct 31, 2015 · 12 "Pure energy" doesn't mean anything in physics. Energy can take many forms (mass, kinetic energy, or any of many forms of potential energy), but no one of them is "pure" … 
- What is Pressure Energy? - Physics Stack Exchange- Nov 3, 2015 · So what is pressure energy? Summing this all together, pressure energy is the energy contained in each unit of the fluid due to the effects of thermal kinetic motions of the … 
- Intuitively Understanding Work and Energy - Physics Stack Exchange- Then, exploiting and constrained by conservation of energy, we determine a numerical scale for this form of energy and for other forms of energy that can be converted to and from it, such as … 
- What is the relationship between force and kinetic energy?- A body carries a kinetic energy by the mere virtue of its speed and there is a difference between speed and velocity. This quantity Kinetic energy can be used in equations such as the … 
- quantum mechanics - Negative Energy - Physics Stack Exchange- Nov 1, 2023 · I am uneducated on physics so please excuse my ignorance. I've been looking into negative energy which hasn't made much sense to me thus far. Through what I've read I think … 
- How is information related to energy in physics?- Jul 16, 2013 · Energy is almost unrelated to information, however, there is a lower limit on the work must do to "forget" information in a non reversible algorithm: this is the Landauer limit … 
- Why the integral of a force gives Energy? - Physics Stack Exchange- Jul 23, 2020 · So the reason that "integrals of force 'give energy' " is precisely because forces arise from local potential energy differences (at least classical conservative forces, the type we … 
- What is negative Energy/Exotic Energy? - Physics Stack Exchange- 3 Exotic energy is not really definable and is more or less generic but however I will elaborate, exotic matter\energy is any object or entity which is not either present at our current …