Inductance and the acceleration of charge

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Original poster: "Jared Dwarshuis" <jdwarshuis@xxxxxxxxx>


Original poster: Paul Nicholson <<mailto:paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
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Jared wrote:

 > Partial physical interpretation:
 >
 > Charge is traveling in a circular path at the fixed
 > velocity of C.  The charge has a relativistic mass. As

 > we increase the radius of our inductor for a given wire

 > length, we increase the moment of inertia.  As the system
 > inertia increases so does the inductance.
 >
 > We are still in the process of examining the relationships
 > above, (tying them to the Lorentz forces) and are inviting
 > intelligent remarks!

Probably the most intelligent comment to make about the above
is 'Nonsense!'.
--
Paul Nicholson



Please demonstrate where Maxwell's equations have been violated?

Give it your unfailing 'cursory, perfunctory, first perusal'



Jared Dwarshuis