Electric charge in hyperbolic motion: The early history and other geometrical aspects
Calin Galeriu

TL;DR
This paper reviews the historical development of hyperbolic motion in electrodynamics, emphasizing geometrical aspects and advocating for a time symmetric formulation involving infinitesimal elements.
Contribution
It revisits early foundational work and introduces a geometrical perspective with a time symmetric approach using infinitesimal elements.
Findings
Enhanced understanding of hyperbolic motion in electrodynamics
Advantages of time symmetric formulation demonstrated
Geometrical aspects clarified and linked to early theories
Abstract
We revisit the early work of Minkowski and Sommerfeld concerning hyperbolic motion, and we describe some geometrical aspects of the electrodynamic interaction. We discuss the advantages of a time symmetric formulation in which the material points are replaced by infinitesimal length elements.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Mechanics and Applications · Relativity and Gravitational Theory · Experimental and Theoretical Physics Studies
