Is Coulomb's law valid in a non-inertial frame?

[xxxyyy]

Hi,
I was wondering, if the charges do not move in a non inertial frame and I don't move too in this frame, will I see the same Coulomb force, some fictitious forces and radiation coming from these static charges?
Thanks!

 

[A.T.]

... in a non inertial frame ...

What kind of non inertial frame? For constant proper acceleration you won't see radiation, just a distorted Coulomb force field:
https://www.physicsforums.com/threa...-in-a-gravitational-field.950608/post-6020064

 

[Dale]

just a distorted Coulomb force field

Note that the distorted field means that Coulomb’s law is not valid. So the short but correct answer to the OP’s question is “no”.