Does a moving observer detect a magnetic field from a stationary charge?

[Pyrus]

CASE I - Do magnetic field is felt by observer which is moving and charge is stationary?
CASE II- Do magnetic field is felt by observer which is moving with same velocity as that of charge?
Does it has some experimental proofs and explanations...

 

[Dr. Courtney]

There needs to be relative motion between observer and charge for a magnetic field from the charge to be observed.

 

[jtbell]

To put it another way, if the charge is at rest with respect to an observer, then in that observer's reference frame the charge does not produce a magnetic field.

 

[Pyrus]

When charge is at rest and observer is moving, then with respect to observer the flux changes. Please explain me something on Electrodynamics and special theory of relativity...

 

[A.T.]

...observer is moving, then with respect to observer...

With respect to observer the observer isn't moving. You are simply asking about a moving charge.

 

[Pyrus]

ok. a bit confusion...