Classical ElectrodynamicsThis edition refines and improves the first edition. It treats the present experimental limits on the mass of photon and the status of linear superposition, and introduces many other innovations. |
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Page 532
... Lorentz transformation from K to K ' be . Then from the inverse of ( 11.21 ) the momentum components and energy of the particle in the original frame K can be written E P1 , P = 12 sinh ý , = cosh ( 11.57 ) with N = √p12 + m2c2 . The ...
... Lorentz transformation from K to K ' be . Then from the inverse of ( 11.21 ) the momentum components and energy of the particle in the original frame K can be written E P1 , P = 12 sinh ý , = cosh ( 11.57 ) with N = √p12 + m2c2 . The ...
Page 541
... transformation gives the explicit matrix : -γβι ( γ - 1 ) βιβλ 2 B2 -YB3 ( y ... Lorentz group . Straightforward calculation shows that they satisfy the ... Lorentz group to be SL ( 2 , C ) or 0 ( 3 , 1 ) . 11.8 Thomas Precession The ...
... transformation gives the explicit matrix : -γβι ( γ - 1 ) βιβλ 2 B2 -YB3 ( y ... Lorentz group . Straightforward calculation shows that they satisfy the ... Lorentz group to be SL ( 2 , C ) or 0 ( 3 , 1 ) . 11.8 Thomas Precession The ...
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... Lorentz invariant differential photon spectrum , 703 , 715 Lorentz - Lorenz relation , 155 Lorentz transformation , 516 of electric and magnetic fields , 552 explicit matrix form of , 540-1 of 4 - vector , 518 generators of , S and K ...
... Lorentz invariant differential photon spectrum , 703 , 715 Lorentz - Lorenz relation , 155 Lorentz transformation , 516 of electric and magnetic fields , 552 explicit matrix form of , 540-1 of 4 - vector , 518 generators of , S and K ...
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