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Electric and magnetic fields of a moving charge
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[QUOTE="TSny, post: 6862892, member: 229090"] You stated that the B-field at the field point for the two charges at ##t = 0## would double compared to the single charge. That's right. But it looks to me that your mathematical expression for ##\vec B## for the two particles that you wrote in post #1 is [I]quadruple[/I] the field of the single charge. Your expression for E(r, 0) is twice that for a single charge. But you include an additional factor of 2 when writing B(r,0). [/QUOTE]
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