query: Electromagnetic radiation of charges under accelerations
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positive_passages.text: How and why do accelerating charges radiate electromagnetic radiation?
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negative_passages.text: Physical meaning of Maxwell's equations and origin of EM waves
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negative_passages.text: Electric charge is lorentz invariant
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negative_passages.text: The energy of an electromagnetic wave
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negative_passages.text: What is the magnitude of the force on a charged particle due to electromagnetic radiation?
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negative_passages.text: The equivalent electric field of a magnetic field
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negative_passages.text: Will stationary charge radiate E.M waves if observer is accelerating?
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negative_passages.text: Erratum in Griffith's Introduction to Electrodynamics
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negative_passages.text: What conservation law corresponds to Lorentz boosts?
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negative_passages.text: Speed of light when accelerating
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negative_passages.text: Emission of EM radiation from an electron
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negative_passages.text: Accelerating electrons via microwaves
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negative_passages.text: Moving wire relative to stationary charged particle
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negative_passages.text: Electric fields in continuous charge distribution
negative_passages.docid: 48966
negative_passages.text: Gauss's law in a uniform charge distribution extending infinitely in all directions
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negative_passages.text: Can the Lorentz force expression be derived from Maxwell's equations?
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negative_passages.text: Electromagnetic field of unpolarized light