What is Lorent'z gauge condition and how is it applied in real life situations?

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The Lorentz gauge condition is a method used in electromagnetism to simplify the equations governing electromagnetic potentials by fixing their arbitrary values. It allows for the selection of specific functions that do not alter the underlying physics of the system. The discussion touches on the concept of electromagnetic potentials having an arbitrary zero point, similar to energy. A participant mentions a patent that describes a transmitter using the Lorentz gauge condition to operate at both high and low frequencies, indicating practical applications. The gauge condition is essential for ensuring consistency in electromagnetic theory and its applications in technology.
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Can someone explained in simple language what is Lorent'z gauge or Lorent'z gauge condition, and can you give me example from practice or real life, can it maybe "carry" 2 different frequency at once let say.
 
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You've looked at this already? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorenz_gauge_condition

Just like energy has an arbitrary zero point, the electromagnetic potential also has an arbitrary zero. (meaning, you can add some constant to the energy at every point and not change a thing.) But the electromagnetic potential has more wiggle room in its arbitrary factor, such that you can add various functions to the potential and not change the physics at all. The Lorenz gauge proscribes one way to choose the values of these arbitrary functions.

"carry" 2 different frequency? That makes no sense whatsoever.
 
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Sorry I saw on US patents one invention who use lorent'z gauge condition, and in description it says that transmitter operate at high frequency and sub carrier at lower, I can research again and sand you a link.
 
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