Source for relativistic electrodynamics

AJ Bentley · Jun 30, 2010

Just reading Prof. Mead's book 'Collective Electrodynamics'

Does anyone know of a (readable) discussion of electrodynamic momentum vs. total momentum with a relativistic correction for velocity?

broean01 · Jun 30, 2010

Relativity is built into Maxwell's equations. As long as you want classical rather than quantum electrodynamics, any modern text on Maxwell's equations should do.

AJ Bentley · Jun 30, 2010

No, I'm talking about quantum electrodynamics.

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