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The Magnetic Effect as a Result of the Speed Dependent Alteration of the Electrical Field. (The Angle φ of the Electrical Field.)

Authors: Hans-Joerg Hochecker

I describe or explain the emergence of the magnetic effect on a new way. To this only the electrical field and the constancy of the speed of light are needed. I show, in which way the electrical field changes when the field producing charge moves with a velocity. The magnetic effect arises from this change in a very simple way. The magnetic effect can be calculated very easily here. In this description, the magnetic effect still remains dependent on the observer. The transformations between inertial systems are carried out just normally with the special relativity.

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