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| − | On the basis of studies by Lebedew on interactions between fixed oscillators, cases of oscillators in continuous motion are discussed taking into account the Doppler effect. Formulas have been derived for the computation of interaction forces, and it has been established that in interactions of statistical ensembles of oscillators, identical oscillators repel each other, while different oscillators attract. An analogy between the interactions among moving oscillators and those among charged particles has been observed.[[Category:Scientific Paper]] | + | On the basis of studies by Lebedew on interactions between fixed oscillators, cases of oscillators in continuous motion are discussed taking into account the Doppler effect. Formulas have been derived for the computation of interaction forces, and it has been established that in interactions of statistical ensembles of oscillators, identical oscillators repel each other, while different oscillators attract. An analogy between the interactions among moving oscillators and those among charged particles has been observed. |
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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | Interactions Between Moving Oscillators |
| Author(s) | Dimiter G Stoinov |
| Keywords | {{{keywords}}} |
| Published | 1999 |
| Journal | Galilean Electrodynamics |
| Volume | 10 |
| Number | 2 |
| Pages | 37-38 |
Abstract
On the basis of studies by Lebedew on interactions between fixed oscillators, cases of oscillators in continuous motion are discussed taking into account the Doppler effect. Formulas have been derived for the computation of interaction forces, and it has been established that in interactions of statistical ensembles of oscillators, identical oscillators repel each other, while different oscillators attract. An analogy between the interactions among moving oscillators and those among charged particles has been observed.
