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Representations of Reductive p-adic Groups relativity, or the restricted theory of relativity as it is sometimes called. This theory relates phenomena to inertial reference frames only. Effects associated with accelerating reference frames will not be considered.

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The Geometry of the Drinfeld Curven Chapter 3 to consider the general case of two moving charges, in this chapter a simple example will be considered from the viewpoint of Maxwell’s equations. The same example will then be interpreted in terms of the force transformations of the theory of special relativity.

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Electromagnetism as a Second Order Effect,n Chapter 3 to consider the general case of two moving charges, in this chapter a simple example will be considered from the viewpoint of Maxwell’s equations. The same example will then be interpreted in terms of the force transformations of the theory of special relativity.

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A Survey of the Theory of Special Relativity,ssion is referred to the author’s books . (Butterworths, London, 1964), and . (Butterworths, London, 1967). In this chapter, these books will be referred to as I and II respectively, followed by the appropriate section numbers. In this monograph, we shall be concerned only with the theory of special

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Electromagnetism as a Second Order Effect,electric forces between the same moving charges, and that magnetic forces can be interpreted as second order relativistic effects. Before proceeding in Chapter 3 to consider the general case of two moving charges, in this chapter a simple example will be considered from the viewpoint of Maxwell’s eq

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,Maxwell’s Equations via Relativity,ere developed from Coulomb’s law, by taking the principle of constant electric charge and the transformations of the theory of special relativity as axiomatic. The fields at a distance . from the charge are given by eqns (3.24) and (3.27), namely . where . is the angle between . and . and . In eqns

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The Vector and Scalar Potential via Relativity,full definitions of . and . and the differential equations for . and . will be developed from Maxwell’s equations in Section 5.7. For the present, it will be sufficient to assume that . and . are related to the electric intensity . and the magnetic induction . by the equations