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An Omitted Term in the Lorentz Force Formula

Authors: Jan Sandtner

If the well-known Lorentz force formula is applied for nonstationary cases, then an additional term containing changing electric field must be adjoined. This term has dimension of force too. When in space, where the field is located, pure vacuum is present, then a rightful question arises, where does this force apply. Some considerations about electromagnetic momentum and compensating mechanical momentum are mentioned.

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