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    I Shape and value of the Liénard–Wiechert potential

    I was a specifically interested in the potential shape (as I'm aware of the pancake field, that has a reduction on the x-axis compared to the static case): (Griffiths 4th ed (10.46)) - where v is the velocity of the charge at the retarded time, and r is the vector from the retarded position to...
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    I Shape and value of the Liénard–Wiechert potential

    1) What is the shape of equipotential surfaces of the Liénard–Wiechert potential for a uniformly moving charge in the lab frame in the x-direction, like behind(x=-r) and in front(x=r) of the charge? Is the value the same as in the static case, Coulomb potential at x=r? 2) Is there some kind of...
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    I The "problem" of Induction and conservation laws

    If we by induction in the scientific method mean: "that the future will resemble the past" and The Problem of Induction states: "There is no logical necessity forcing nature to remain uniform" does The Problem of Induction implies violation of (global) conservation laws?
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    I Need opinions on Youtube video: "From constant moving charge to SR"

    Yes, he(the channel) likes ether, maybe that's why he uses the Doppler effect for waves in a medium...the goal of the channel seems to be to recover some intuitive archaic version of "classical reality"... - like here:
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    I Need opinions on Youtube video: "From constant moving charge to SR"

    Thanks. I suspected it was nonsense, but I was confused by the lack of critical comments and the many views. I have many physics books as I studied physics 20+ years ago and I had to open four of them again to debunk this video... What a sad state of Youtube physics information...
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    I Need opinions on Youtube video: "From constant moving charge to SR"

    Im utterly confused about this video and I would like some opinions about it: "How Superposition Causes Length Contraction -- And Explains the Principle of Relativity" Approximately content: 1) Length contraction is entirely physical (shorter molecular bonds??). 2) Oliver Heaviside's retarded...
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