Title:
The Coriolis Force Does Not Exist

Authors:
Duc Thanh Le, Thuy Thi Thu Le, Viet Nam

Abstract:

The Coriolis force has existed for a long time, and current physics recognizes the existence of this force. This study aims to prove that the Coriolis force does not exist, contributing to knowledge related to physics. The author points out fundamental mistakes about the Coriolis force/acceleration in classic problems. These problems are in textbooks of prestigious universities or reputable publishers. These examples clarify the confusion about the existence of the Coriolis acceleration. To further strengthen the argument of the proof, the article analyzes the nature of the phenomena that are the origin of the Coriolis force, leading to misunderstandings. The main result of this study is to provide solid theoretical foundations that are useful for theoretical physicists and applied science and technology. For example, understanding the nature of physics will be an essential basis for developing the following theory, making more accurate weather forecast models, or helping calculate factors that affect spacecraft launches. Although the author asserts that the Coriolis force does not exist in theory, it still needs to be tested experimentally. The Coriolis acceleration has existed since the 19th century (1835). Therefore, proving that the Coriolis force does not exist is very important.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.51505/ijaemr.2024.9605