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DaTario
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Hi All,
Consider an elastic sphere which is homogeneously charged and suferring an harmonic inflation and deflation.
Is it correct to explain the theoretical result that it does not emmit radiation, even though all of its charge elements are accelerating, as a systematic effect of destructive interferences occurring in the whole space?
Best wishes,
DaTario
Consider an elastic sphere which is homogeneously charged and suferring an harmonic inflation and deflation.
Is it correct to explain the theoretical result that it does not emmit radiation, even though all of its charge elements are accelerating, as a systematic effect of destructive interferences occurring in the whole space?
Best wishes,
DaTario