1988
DOI: 10.1016/0375-9601(88)90574-9
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On self-field electromagnetic properties for extended material particles

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“…In a comparable way as in the example presented in spherical coordinates in (13) and (14), the electromagnetic mass-density from the energy density in the torus can be calculated. With these values the inward bounded gravitational radiation pressure can be derived.…”
Section: Confined Electromagnetic Radiation Within a Toroidal Coordinmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In a comparable way as in the example presented in spherical coordinates in (13) and (14), the electromagnetic mass-density from the energy density in the torus can be calculated. With these values the inward bounded gravitational radiation pressure can be derived.…”
Section: Confined Electromagnetic Radiation Within a Toroidal Coordinmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…is a physical constant. In this paragraph the possibilities will be discussed of a variable speed of light [10,11,12], that can vary from zero until values higher than c. The only requirement for the existence of an Electromagnetic Field Configuration will be the requirement of a perfect equilibrium in space-time for the chosen electromagnetic field configuration [13,14,15]. This single unique requirement will always be a solution of the DEE (5).…”
Section: Confined Electromagnetic Radiation Within a Spherical Coordimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…pm(x,O = (14) The transport of electromagnetic energy is determined by the Poynting vector S(x,t), which equals the cross product of both vector functions multiplied by ic3:…”
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“…Making use of (14) and (15), the pseudo-Poynting 4-vector, which equals icT ~~ [presented in the Appendix in (AS1) and related to the example in Fig. 1] is defined by The energy density WD describes the dynamic radiation part of the confined electromagnetic phenomena, excluding the mostly static energy part ws confining the system.…”
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