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Why isn't electromagnetism incompatible with special relativity?
The notion that newtonian gravity is incompatible with special relativity is often suggested by declaring the familiar equation $$F_g=\frac{Gm_1m_2}{|\vec{r}_1(t)-\vec{r}_2(t)|^2}$$ and stating that ...
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Can we construct a logically self-consistent relativistic theory of gravity just by tweaking EM?
This question considers a modification of classical E&M where we simply reverse the relative sign in Maxwell's equations and change the "$q$" in the Lorentz force law to an "$m$&...
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Numerical solution to the relative gravitational time dilation of induced dipolar gravitational fields
In gravitoelectromagnetism, an approximation to general relativity in the weak field limit, Einstein's equations simplify into a form very similar to Maxwell's equations. In this field, traditional ...
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