Journal of Mathematical Physics · 1971 · 11 citations · 6 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsMathematical PhysicsRelativityTheoretical PhysicsEinstein Field EquationsGeneral RelativityMaxwell's EquationsSingularity AnalysisSpacetime GeometrySpecial RelativityEinstein Equations With Matter FieldsEquations Of Motion In General RelativityMaxwell's Equations In Covariant FormSingularitiesSingularity ProblemSingularity Structure
This, the second paper in a series on the motion and structure of a class of (elementary) singularities, extends the earlier work on ``free'' singularities to the interaction of these singularities with ``background'' gravitational and electromagnetic fields. The principle result is an unusual derivation of the Lorentz-Dirac equations of motion for a charged particle. The results do not depend on any ad hoc assumptions nor upon any renormalization, but follow uniquely from the Einstein-Maxwell equations applied to the elementary singularities. A concomitant result is the time evolution of the structure of the singularity.
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Spin-<i>s</i> Spherical Harmonics and ð
Joshua N. Goldberg, Alan Macfarlane, Ezra T. Newman et al. · Journal of Mathematical Physics · 1967 · 880 citations
Note on the Bondi-Metzner-Sachs Group
Ezra T. Newman, Roger Penrose · Journal of Mathematical Physics · 1966 · 805 citations
Behavior of Asymptotically Flat Empty Spaces
Ezra T. Newman, T. Unti · Journal of Mathematical Physics · 1962 · 405 citations
Structure of Gravitational Sources
Allen I. Janis, Ezra T. Newman · Journal of Mathematical Physics · 1965 · 178 citations
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