Recent content by danjan1234

Thank you guyes for all the posters. I think the picture is getting clear to me. I am thinking about a very simple case: A frame S has some acceleration a wrt it's co-moving inertial frame S'. The only difference b/t S and S' is the acceleration. Suppose there are some E&M fields in S, what...

I have seen these before when taking the classes. But I have never used then since that. Actually, I am only interested in the transformation itself, cause I need it in part of my reserch. Basically, I need to do the transformation of EM fields from the lab frame to the rotational...

So. May I ask what is the transformation for EM fields from inertial to noninertial, for example, rotational frame.

Thank you guys for the replies. Actually, I am just trying to do the transformation for E&M fields. I think since they have no mass, there should be no difference between the transformations from inertial to non-inertial and from inertial to another inertial.

I am doing some study about the lorentz transformation between non-inertial frames. I wonder if the tranformation is the same as in SR. I need to do the transformation of EM fields in a constantly rotational frame. Can anybody help me with this one. Is there anybook I can refer to? Many thanks.