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Feynman’s Relativistic Electrodynamics Paradox and the Aharonov-Bohm Effect
Foundations of Physics 39 (3):295-306 (2009)
Abstract
An analysis is done of a relativistic paradox posed in the Feynman Lectures of Physics involving two interacting charges. The physical system presented is compared with similar systems that also lead to relativistic paradoxes. The momentum conservation problem for these systems is presented. The relation between the presented analysis and the ongoing debates on momentum conservation in the Aharonov-Bohm problem is discussedLinks
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