The Equations of Motion in Electrodynamics

DOI10.1103/PHYSREV.57.797zbMath0023.28402OpenAlexW2037255263MaRDI QIDQ5777481

L. Infeld, P. R. Wallace

Publication date: 1940

Published in: Physical Review (Search for Journal in Brave)

Full work available at URL: https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.57.797

zbMATH Keywords

Theory of the electron

Related Items (29)

Point interactions in acoustics: One-dimensional models ⋮ GEOMETRODYNAMIC SOLITONS ⋮ On the motion of charged particles in general relativity ⋮ Contribution to Stephenson-Kilmister’s unified theory of gravitation and elektromagnetism ⋮ ON THE NONSYMMETRIC PURELY AFFINE GRAVITY ⋮ On the Einstein-Maxwell field equations ⋮ On the lorentz-invariant approximation method in general relativity ⋮ Nonlinear Electrodynamics in General Relativity ⋮ Equations of motion of n massive-charged particles in general relativity theory ⋮ Unnamed Item ⋮ Lagrangian Formalism in Relativistic Dynamics ⋮ On the Interpretation of the Einstein-Schrödinger Unified Field Theory ⋮ A unified field theory of gravitation and electromagnetism ⋮ Dissipative Potentials and the Motion of a Classical Charge. II ⋮ [https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/wiki/Publication:5782590 �ber Spin und Strahlungskraft] ⋮ On the Classical Equations of Motion of Point Charges ⋮ On the Motion of Test Particles in General Relativity ⋮ The Meson Field and Equations of Motion of Point Particles ⋮ Non-Linear Field Theories ⋮ Non-Linear Field Theories II. Canonical Equations and Quantization ⋮ Conservation Laws for Fields of Zero Rest Mass. II ⋮ The Influence of Relativistic Corrections upon Singular Nuclear Potentials ⋮ The Classical Equations of Motion of Point Particles. I ⋮ Gravitation and Electrodynamics ⋮ Gravitational Motion ⋮ The Equations of Motion in Einstein's New Unified Field Theory ⋮ The Equations of Motion of Charged Test Particles in General Relativity ⋮ The Classical Equations of Motion of Point Particles in Neutral Meson Fields ⋮ Unnamed Item

Cites Work

• The gravitational equations and the problem of motion
• Electromagnetic and Gravitational Radiation
• Classical theory of radiating electrons

This page was built for publication: The Equations of Motion in Electrodynamics