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Perturbative derivations of Larmor's theorem; comparison with other perturbations

L Dettwiller

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A detailed derivation of Larmor's theorem is presented. Unlike the standard approach it is based on the perturbative methods of classical mechanics. It's merit is that it relies on the concept of the average, and involves no calculation of the integral. For the purpose of comparison, other classical analyses of perturbation motion in a Newtonian field are mentioned, where integrals must be calculated.


PACS

45.10.Hj Perturbation and fractional calculus methods

45.20.D- Newtonian mechanics

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Mathematical physics

Computational physics

Dates

Issue 4 (July 1993)



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