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... motion between bodies is relevant . It is also consistent with the Michelson - Morley experiment and makes meaningless the question of detecting motion relative to the ether . 2 . POSTULATE OF THE CONSTANCY OF THE VELOCITY OF LIGHT The ...
... motion between bodies is relevant . It is also consistent with the Michelson - Morley experiment and makes meaningless the question of detecting motion relative to the ether . 2 . POSTULATE OF THE CONSTANCY OF THE VELOCITY OF LIGHT The ...
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... motion . The total power radiated can be found by integrating ( 14.44 ) over all angles or from ( 14.26 ) : P ( t ' ) = 2e22 3 c3 24 ( 14.46 ) It is instructive to compare the power radiated for acceleration parallel to the velocity ...
... motion . The total power radiated can be found by integrating ( 14.44 ) over all angles or from ( 14.26 ) : P ( t ' ) = 2e22 3 c3 24 ( 14.46 ) It is instructive to compare the power radiated for acceleration parallel to the velocity ...
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... motions of charged particles or currents are calculated . Antennas and radiation from multipole sources are examples of the first type of problem , while motion of charges in electric and magnetic fields and energy - loss phenomena are ...
... motions of charged particles or currents are calculated . Antennas and radiation from multipole sources are examples of the first type of problem , while motion of charges in electric and magnetic fields and energy - loss phenomena are ...
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