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Proposal:

If I could bend (=modify)
 Newton’s (3) laws
 ((in)to)
 the way
 I want
 for a consistent continuum,
 I would deal (mostly) with averages

 e.g.
 for (inverse_)time, distance, speed, momentum (& its squared) & mass*Force.

Disclaimer:

(0.
(Some people might think,)

What goes up
 must come down.
 

It’s called the 0th(=zero_th) law
 because he(=Newton) didN’T invent it.
Joke aside.
 ..But (otherwise) here..)

(To be consistent, & thus rebose.)

Preparation:

The (average_)distance da
 divided
 by the (average_)time ta

 is the average_speed va=da/ta.

(I have to (repeatedly) say that “average_”
 so often,
 (because (I try))
 NOT to be misunderstood,
 if I were to (simply) say,
 (the average_)

 speed is d/t.)

1.
The average_momentum

 moma=ma*va

 is a(n average_)mass ma
 (coefficient, factor)
 multiplied
 by its average_speed va.

2.
To be consistent((ly) based)
 on the same basis, (then)

 the (average_)mass*(average_)Force
 ma*Fa=moma2/d
a

 is (simply?)
 the average_momentum squared
 moma2=ma2*va2/da

 (then)
 divided
 by the (average (accelerated) traveled) distance da.

(That would be
 my substitute
 for mass*Vis_viva

 &/or
 (what seems to me)
 the (ERRORFUL=misguiding=misleeding,
 (interactive)
 work_)energy (concept
 WE=F*d
 which is
 wrongly (proportioned, to only) force F
 multiplied by distance d
 & (thus) needing an extra mass m factor
 as Ewert proposed 1996.)

Or
 the kinetic_energy_(difference, concept)
 KEd=m*vd*va

 which uses the speed(_difference)
 vd=vf-vi

 for the final_speed vf
 minus the initial_speed vi.

 moma2/da=ma*(ma*aa)
 is the (average_)mass ma
 multiplied
 by the average_Force Fa= ma*aa
 of a(n average_)mass ma
 multiplied by the average_(linear_)acceleration aa=va2/da.

 moma2/da=ma*Fa
 which I would love
 to simply call
 mass*Force(_average).

3.
 [Newton’s

 3rd law
 of] repulsion
 (of((=for)

 the average) mass*Force)
 explains how
 colliding (accelerating) masses
 are equally proportioned.


(moma12/da1=ma1*Fa1)+(moma22/da2=ma2*Fa2)=0.

Again
 (ma1*Fa1)+(ma2*Fa2)=0, ma*Fa=ma2*aa
 (ma12*aa1)+(ma22*aa2)=0

 (moma12/da1)+(moma22/da2)=0.


Note:

2b. (=To_be)

A general
average_acceleration

 aan=van/dan-1

 could be based
 (up)on
 the “exponential” average_speed

 van= aan*dan-1

 (for any n>1, e.g. beyond 1)
 which is
 an(y) average_acceleration
 (even NON_linear kinds=types),
 where “a” is just a symbol
 ((only) meaning (a=the) motion;
 NOT necessarily acceleration!).

“n” is just (for) the order of motion
 where
 0 does NOT move?
 1 is the (average_)speed (=NO_acceleration)
 2 is the average_linear_acceleration

 3 is the average_NON linear_acceleration of the 1st order
 4 is the average_NON linear_acceleration of the 2nd order

 etc.
 

n<1
Exponent
 n values below(=less_than) 1,
 decelerate.

Edited by Capiert
Corrections

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