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On The Low Speed Limits of Lorentz's Transformation

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Hao Chen, Wei E. I. Sha, Xi Dai, Yue Yu

Classical Physics · Submitted 18 Feb 2022

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The authors' main claim We show that even under low speed limits, the relativistic effects should not be neglected to get a self-consistent theory of the electromagnetic fields, unless the intrinsic dynamics of these fields has been omitted completely.

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CitationHao Chen, Wei E. I. Sha, Xi Dai, Yue Yu. "On The Low Speed Limits of Lorentz's Transformation." arXiv:2202.10242 (2022). https://pith.science/paper/4DRSNHWA
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This article contains a digest of the theory of electromagnetism and a review of the transformation between inertial frames, especially under low speed limits. The covariant nature of the Maxwell's equations is explained using the conventional language. We show that even under low speed limits, the relativistic effects should not be neglected to get a self-consistent theory of the electromagnetic fields, unless the intrinsic dynamics of these fields has been omitted completely. The quasi-static limits, where the relativistic effects can be partly neglected are also reviewed, to clarify some common misunderstandings and imprecise use of the theory in presence of moving media and other related situations. The discussion presented in this paper provide a clear view of why classical electromagnetic theory is relativistic in its essence.

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s0 This article contains a digest of the theory of electromagnetism and a review of the transformation between inertial frames, especially under low speed limits. contribution 0.67 0.43 0.04 asserted 0.94
s1 The covariant nature of the Maxwell's equations is explained using the conventional language. background 0.41 0.45 0.03 asserted 0.99
s2 We show that even under low speed limits, the relativistic effects should not be neglected to get a self-consistent theory of the electromagnetic fields, unless the intrinsic dynamics of these fields has been omitted completely. result 0.90 0.84 0.80 asserted 1.00
s3 The quasi-static limits, where the relativistic effects can be partly neglected are also reviewed, to clarify some common misunderstandings and imprecise use of the theory in presence of moving media and other related situations. contribution 0.86 0.36 0.06 asserted 0.70
s4 The discussion presented in this paper provide a clear view of why classical electromagnetic theory is relativistic in its essence. interpretation 0.89 0.76 0.60 asserted 1.00

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This article contains a digest of the theory of electromagnetism and a review of the transformation between inertial frames, especially under low speed limits. The covariant nature of the Maxwell's equations is explained using the conventional language. We show that even under low speed limits, the relativistic effects should not be neglected to get a self-consistent theory of the electromagnetic fields, unless the intrinsic dynamics of these fields has been omitted completely. The quasi-static limits, where the relativistic effects can be partly neglected are also reviewed, to clarify some common misunderstandings and imprecise use of the theory in presence of moving media and other related situations. The discussion presented in this paper provide a clear view of why classical electromagnetic theory is relativistic in its essence.

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