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Henri Wilson: Please explain how radial vectors come into this (13-Sep-2002) |
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>> There are a number of possible scenarios relating to how the force q*E >> might be velocity dependent. >> For instance the influence of the moving charge on the local field might be >> time dependent. The magnitude of such an effect would therefore vary with >> the velocity of the particle. > >E = q(1 - b^2)r/[4*pi*e0*R^2(1-b^2*sin^2(theta))^1.5] > >where r is the unit radial vector and b = v/c. please explain how radial vectors come into this. Henri Wilson. Theoretical and applied Physicist. |
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