The Classical Equations of Motion of Point Particles. I

DOI10.1103/PHYSREV.87.309zbMATH Open0047.21306OpenAlexW4246745155MaRDI QIDQ5812973FDOQ5812973

Authors: Peter Havas 

Publication date: 1952

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

Full work available at URL: https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.87.309

zbMATH Keywords

quantum theory

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• Note on the nucleon self-action in the classical scalar meson field theory
• Classical Scattering of Mesons
• Lorentz-Invariant Equations of Motion of Point Masses in the General Theory of Relativity
• The Classical Scattering of Neutral Mesons
• Multipole Singularities of Classical Vector and Pseudovector Fields
• Exact nonplanar solutions of the classical relativistic three-body problem
• Equations of Motion of Point Particles in Fields of Nonzero Rest Mass and Spin
• The Classical Limit of the Quantum Theory of Radiation Damping
• The two-body time-asymmetric relativistic models with field-type interaction
• Multipole Singularities of Classical Scalar and Pseudoscalar Meson Fields
• Lagrangian Formalism in Relativistic Dynamics
• The Classical Equations of Motion of Point Particles in Neutral Meson Fields
• Conservation Laws for Fields of Zero Rest Mass. II
• The Classical Equations of Motion of Point Particles. II
• Self-force via energy-momentum and angular momentum balance equations
• On the Classical Theory of Particles Interacting with Electromagnetic and Mesonic Fields. I
• Four-Dimensional Formulations of Newtonian Mechanics and Their Relation to the Special and the General Theory of Relativity

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