Assuming the group property of the transformation between two systems of ti
me-position-velocity coordinate where the origins of the two systems of pos
ition coordinate are relatively translating, not rotating, we obtain two an
d only two transformations. One is the Lorentz transformation and the other
is such that the two systems of position coordinate are relatively transla
ting with a constant acceleration, where the upper bound to acceleration is
required. From the particle motion which is invariant under the second tra
nsformation, where the Lorentz correction is taken into account, it is sugg
ested that the rest mass of an (elementary) particle with mass m should be
approximately given by m + O (root 2nmg); where g represents the upper boun
d to acceleration. This implies that the excited particle may be observed f
or energy more than about root 2mg (for g >> m). Thus, the excited particle
may be first observed for an electron neutrino (considered to be the light
est massive particle, with m similar to 10 eV) with energy around 500 TeV,
if g is estimated as the Planck mass (similar to 10(28) eV).