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You might be right here. My statement above was based on symmetry w.r.t. the normal to the conductor that passes through the test...

except the force, cause I don't know the force's direction in frame ##S## now.

Does my picture in posting #26 describe correctly your case in lab-frame ##S##?

In the labframe ##S## in my drawing in posting #26, the ##x## axis points in the same horizontal direction as ##u_1##, the ##y## axis in...

As I understand your scenario, the object is moving in frame ##S## not parallel and not perpendicular to the conductor. But the force...

Which is equivalent to what I wrote in post #4, i.e., it is not just the magnetic force. So what I said in post #4 would apply if one...

One could start from the equation for the Lorentz 4-force and from that it is rest mass-preserving. Source

In Geometric Algebra, the Hodge * operation is replaced by an algebraic operation, a multiplication with the unit pseudo-scalar ##I##...

Here's a different approach by Fred Hehl: (1999) Classical Electrodynamics: A Tutorial on its Foundations Friedrich W. Hehl, Yuri N...

This can be found in chapter 38 of the book "Introduction to Special Relativity, 2nd Edition" by Wolfgang Rindler...

Yes, it avoids introducing things like pseudo-vectors into the analysis, which are asymmetrical between two physically symmetrical...

A nice thing about geometric algebra is that there is no such thing as "the right hand rule." The sign comes about naturally. An...

I don't think their criticisms address what appealed to me about geometric algebra. I liked that it started with a basic geometrical...

In my websearch for conventions in Geometric Algebra, I stumbled upon two vocal critics of GA (listed below). Since I am just learning...

From an old thread of yours on Geometric Algebra...