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I am very impressed by David Bowman's response to the pseudo-force
question. I've read it a few times, and plan to read it a few
more.
I am confused by this point:
On 10/26/2006 10:52 AM, David Bowman wrote:
3) We already know that N3 is violated anyway by magnetic forces
acting between electrically charged particles/current elements
moving nonrelativistically slowly.
I'm not sure what this refers to. Does it perhaps refer to things
like the machine shown in Feynman volume II figure 17-5 in section
17-4?
If so, can't it be understood as a non-violation of N3 as
explained in chapter 27 ("field energy and field momentum")?
Or ..... what am I missing?????????????