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| − | The Weber equation for the force between moving charges, the classical equation, and the new Gaussian equation are applied to the calculation of the force between an electric dipole and a point charge which is in motion. The resulting force fields are compared.[[Category:Scientific Paper]] | + | The Weber equation for the force between moving charges, the classical equation, and the new Gaussian equation are applied to the calculation of the force between an electric dipole and a point charge which is in motion. The resulting force fields are compared. |
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| Title | The Force between a Dipole and a Moving Point Charge |
| Author(s) | Matthew Cross |
| Keywords | {{{keywords}}} |
| Published | 1997 |
| Journal | None |
Abstract
The Weber equation for the force between moving charges, the classical equation, and the new Gaussian equation are applied to the calculation of the force between an electric dipole and a point charge which is in motion. The resulting force fields are compared.
