A neglected topic in relativistic electrodynamics: transformation of electromagnetic integrals

A neglected topic in relativistic electrodynamics: transformation of electromagnetic integrals

Although relativistic electrodynamics is more than 100 year old, there is one neglected topic in its presentation and application: relativistic transformations of electromagnetic integrals. Whereas in theoretical and applied electrodynamics electric and magnetic fields are mainly expressed in terms...

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