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[rel] Laplacian, from J.C.Maxwell Laboratories
cool concept, thanks 
be carefull whit collateral effects 
well, duh!!Did you know that you can derive Maxwells equations by applying special relativity to the movement of an electron?
Boy. You really are into electromagentism huh? Did you know that you can derive Maxwells equations by applying special relativity to the movement of an electron?
Maxwell's Eqts. are in the realm of classical mechanics. Special Relativity is an extension of classical behavior. I would not be surprised that a waveparticle like the electron can be approached in its wave duality to obtain those fundamental expressions for electromagnetic waves. Any result in special relativity; i.e. no curvature of space, can agree with Newtonian mechanics when the speed considered is not relevant. Note how the factor in the denominator has a very small number substracted from the unit.
i would need some heavy drugs to understand this jargan.
Boy. You really are into electromagentism huh? Did you know that you can derive Maxwells equations by applying special relativity to the movement of an electron?
Electrons are influenced by gravity? I thought they had indistinguisable mass?
Electrons mass is negligible small, to detect their influence by gravity is unrealistic so far.
Special relativity argues with events in where the speeds of the bodies are a fraction of the speed of light c, or at c. The issue there is that people from different frames of reference; i.e. you moving at c and me standing here on earth, we will have different results for the measurements of time and length. Hence everything is "relative" from where are you to measure.
i would need some heavy drugs to understand this jargan.
Beyond my scope...still think 2 and 2 is 22.
Nice icons though & thanks for the link.
Yes I know the 3 factors of special relativity. Distance compression, mass increase and time dilation. I didn't understand how you could derive maxwell's equations from electron gravity because I mixed up the simple version (special relativity) with the complicated gravity stuff (general relativity).
Edit: I think I found it your Maxwell tensor:
Flrad = (1/4pe0)(2/3)(q2/c3)(dAl/dt + GlmnUmAn + UlgmnAmAn/c2)
F*** knows what that means though.
Why oh why didn't I continue in higher physics and I chose goddamned IT in UNI. Why tell me why why why why.