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In a message dated 4/9/01 10:43:33 PM Eastern Daylight Time,would be
inet@INTELLISYS.NET writes:
<< Now you also point out that radiation resistance is always a dissipative
effect. It would seem then, that the effect of radiation resistance
to cause a LOWER rates of ACCELERATION for charged particles (Assuminga
significant dv/dt) as well as HIGHER rates of DECELERATION for these same
charged particles as compared to uncharged particles with the same mass for
given Force. Is that right?
Bob Zannelli
No.
>>
Thanks Brian very helpful. What a great list.
Bob Zannelli