Classical Charged Particles

By F. Rohrlich. 2020

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Philosophy and Logic of Physical Theory A Short History of the Classical Theory of Charged Particles Foundations of Classical Mechanics The Maxwell-Lorentz Field Electromagnetic Radiation The Charged Particle Generalizations The Relations of the Classical Lorentz-Invariant Charged-Particle Theory to Other Levels of Theory The Theory's Structure and Place in Physics.

Subfields: Artificial Intelligence

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Citations in the corpus

• Law without Law (2007, background): “This has lead to a consideration of extended particles[33]-[39] [40], as against point particles of conventional theory.”
• Exact Solution of the Landau-Lifshitz Equation in a Plane Wave (2008, background): “of solutions that show an exponential increase of the electron acceleration even in the absence of external fields (see [20, 29, 30, 37] for a review).”
• The Motion of Point Particles in Curved Spacetime (2004, background): “Another source is a slight inconsistency of the method that gives rise to the famous “4/3 problem” [ 2 ]: the mass shift δm is related to the shell’s electrostatic energy E = e2/(2s) by δm = 43E instead of the expected”
• Classical field theory (2011, background): “The radiation reaction force is nicely discussed in [3], and [4].”
• Extremely high-intensity laser interactions with fundamental quantum systems (2011, methodology): “Whereas, in Noble et al., 2011 a kinetic theory of RR is proposed, based on the LAD equation and applicable to study systems of many particles including RR (this last aspect is also considered in Rohrlich, 2007).”