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Point charge at constant velocity v/c=0.5 B field v/c=0.9 E field Larmor Formula. Acceleration along z Polar plot. Bremsstrahlung Velocity and Acceleration along z-axis v/c=0.5. Particle at origin. Synchrotron Radiation. v along z-axis, a

Point charge at constant velocity v/c=0.5 B field v/c=0.9 E field
Larmor Formula. Acceleration along z Polar plot.
Bremsstrahlung Velocity and Acceleration along z-axis v/c=0.5. Particle at origin.
Synchrotron Radiation. v along z-axis, a along x-axis v/c = 0.1 v/c = 0.5
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