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Hi all,
Does someone know where to find the relativistic generalization of the larmor formula? I'm interested in the integral that involves a lot of dot products. So not the derivation that uses covariance to arrive at the formula.
Are there any articles or books available that work out this integral step by step?
Thank you very much.
Does someone know where to find the relativistic generalization of the larmor formula? I'm interested in the integral that involves a lot of dot products. So not the derivation that uses covariance to arrive at the formula.
Are there any articles or books available that work out this integral step by step?
Thank you very much.