#2. If the accelerator provides an impulse of +1, starting from stationary, then the 1st turn provides an impulse of -2, not -1. You've already agreed that the change in momentum would be -2 for an initial momentum of +1. Please stop perpetuating false information unless you can back it up with reasons.
first you put up your numbers that are obvious forces
because they do not include time.
then you want to tell me how impulse must be used ,then you still put up the same numbers.
impulse is force times time.
you cannot write impulse as +1 or -1
ie..
how to calculate impulse.
2N * 3 seconds = 6N-s
so if I apply 500N * 8 seconds the +impulse = 4000N-s
the two impulses in the two turns cancel each other out.
ie...
the -impulse in the 1st turn is 4000N-s
the +impulse in the 2nd turn is 4000N-s
the result for the 1st cycle is +4000N-s impulse.
its obvious that you were trying to pad the results by
leaving out important elements as you were trying to debunk the concept.
you cheat or try to but I catch you.
cheater.
