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Relatively Moving Systems in “True Transformations Relativity”

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In this paper the physical systems consisting of relatively moving subsystems are considered in the “true transformations relativity.” It is found in a manifestly covariant way that there is a second-order electric field outside stationary current-carrying conductor. It is also found that there are opposite charges on opposite sides of a square loop with current and these charges are invariant charges.

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Ivezić, T. Relatively Moving Systems in “True Transformations Relativity”. Found Phys Lett 12, 507–531 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1021691024336

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