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Special Relativity: Applications to Particle Physics and the Classical Theory of Fields

American Journal of Physics, 1994
Galilean relativity and absolute space basic postulates of special relativity and relativistic kinematics relativistic mechanics relativistic optics relativity and electromagnetism in vacuum relativistic kinematics of binary collisions tachyons.
Mohammad Saleem, Muhammad Rafique, G. Lyle Hoffman   +2 more
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Applications in the Theory of Relativity and Theory of Classical Fields

2004
Let us consider in the Euclidean three-dimensional space e 3 a surface determined by the parametric equations $$ x = x(u,{\text{ }}\upsilon ),{\text{ }}y = y(u,{\text{ }}\upsilon ),{\text{ }}z = z(u,{\text{ }}\upsilon ) $$ (5.1.1) .
Petre P. Teodorescu, Nicolae-Alexandru P. Nicorovici   +1 more
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Classical Fields: General Relativity and Gauge Theory

Physics Bulletin, 1984
Moshe Carmeli 1982 New York: John Wiley xvii + 650 pp price £42.70 ISBN 0 471 864374 The first 400 or so pages of this book provide a detailed and traditional exposition of tensor calculus and general relativity. The concepts and modern notation of differential geometry are relegated to a few pages in chapter 10.
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Thermoelectric power in ultrathin films, quantum wires and carbon nanotubes under classically large magnetic field: Simplified theory and relative comparison

Physica B: Condensed Matter, 2010
We study the thermoelectric power under classically large magnetic field (TPM) in ultrathin films (UFs), quantum wires (QWs) of non-linear optical materials on the basis of a newly formulated electron dispersion law considering the anisotropies of the effective electron masses, the spin-orbit splitting constants and the presence of the crystal ...
Kumar, A, Choudhury, S, Saha, S, Pahari, S, De, D, Bhattacharya, Santanu, Ghatak, KP   +6 more
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Second‐neighbor interactions in classical field theories: invariance of the relative power and covariance

Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences, 2016
We propose a model‐building framework unifying those continuum models of condensed matter accounting for second‐neighbor interactions. A notion of material isomorphism justifies restrictions that we impose to changes in observers on the material manifold.
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On the energy tensor of spinning massive matter in classical field theory and general relativity

Reports on Mathematical Physics, 1976
Abstract We are looking for the energy tensor which gives the correct local distribution of the energy of spinning massive matter fields (“localization of energy”). This is particularly important for the formulation of a consistent gravitational theory. We start with a Lagrangian formalism in flat spacetime.
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Classical fields, particles and the theory of relativity

Journal of the Franklin Institute, 1971
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Special relativity and classical field theory

The Mathematical Gazette, 2019
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Time-domains as the foundation for classical mechanics, the relativity of moving objects, and the known field forces, presenting the case for a unified field theory

2021
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