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We emphasize the purely kinematic origin of the Thomas precession by noting
that nothing has been said about the cause of the acceleration. If a component of
acceleration exists perpendicular to v, then there is a Thomas precession, ...
We emphasize the purely kinematic origin of the Thomas precession by noting
that nothing has been said about the cause of the acceleration. If a component of
acceleration exists perpendicular to v, then there is a Thomas precession, ...
Page 506
The sudden creation of a fast electron in nuclear beta decay, for example, can be
viewed for our purposes as the violent acceleration of a charged particle initially
at rest to some final velocity in a very short time interval, or, alternatively, as the ...
The sudden creation of a fast electron in nuclear beta decay, for example, can be
viewed for our purposes as the violent acceleration of a charged particle initially
at rest to some final velocity in a very short time interval, or, alternatively, as the ...
Page 515
In the emission of radiation all parts of an extended charge distribution must
experience the same acceleration at the same time. Otherwise interference
effects will greatly reduce the amount of radiation. This means that appreciable
radiation ...
In the emission of radiation all parts of an extended charge distribution must
experience the same acceleration at the same time. Otherwise interference
effects will greatly reduce the amount of radiation. This means that appreciable
radiation ...
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Introduction to Electrostatics | 1 |
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