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Particle "Charge Inertia" in a Magnetic Field

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Scientific Paper
TitleParticle "Charge Inertia" in a Magnetic Field
Author(s)Jia-Qiang Cheng
Keywordsmagnetic field, particle, inertia, Charge, Lorentz force
Published2006
JournalGalilean Electrodynamics
Volume17
Number6
Pages118-120

Abstract

This paper presents a new concept called "charge-inertia" and demonstrates its utility in re-explaining electromagnetic phenomena mechanically. The acceleration of a free, charged particle in a magnetic field can be re-explained as an inertia effect, whether the field is time-varying or not, and whether the particle has a relativistic speed or not. The new explanation denies the Lorentz force, the electromagnetic induction, and the relativistic mass, achieving a partial unification of classical mechanics with electrodynamics.