Titlebook: Self-Force and Inertia; Old Light on New Ide Stephen Lyle Book 2010 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2010 Electromagnetic contributions to

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Self-Force for Axial Linear Acceleration, A and B, and each is moving along the .axis.We shall say that A has trajectory given by ..(.)=: .(.) in whatever inertial frame we have selected, with speed ..(.) =: .(.) = ẋ (.) and acceleration ..(.) =: .(.) = Ẍ (.), these being in the .direction. But this time we have a problem, because we know

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Self-Force for Transverse Rotational Motion, from the center of rotation, as shown in Fig. 8.1. So as usual we have two like charges ../2, and they are assumed to be separated by a constant distance .. As we shall see, if this distance is to be the rest frame length of the system, this is something that has to be cleverly engineered by the bi

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Self-Force for Longitudinal Rotational Motion,pendicular to a radial line from the center of rotation passing through its midpoint, as shown in Fig. 9.1. As in the last chapter, both A and B have constant speeds. Although the velocities of A and B are not always exactly parallel to the axis joining them, we do not have to worry about changing F

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Rigidity in Relativity, same length, despite their rigidity. This chapter is about what happens to the rod as it gets from one inertial frame to another, i.e., as it accelerates. As we have seen the problem is not entirely academic. When we try to model extended charge distributions and their fields, and in particular the

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Summary and Conclusion,hings that we may not have heard. It was Maxwell’s electromagnetism that told us about the special theory of relativity, although there is a clear tendency today to turn things around and start with relativity in a dry and mathematical way.We should not forget where the theory of relativity came fro

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