On radiation due to homogeneously accelerating sources
arXiv:1508.04281 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.92.084048
Abstract
The core of this work is an old and broadly discussed problem of the electromagnetic radiation in the case of the hyperbolic motion. We prove that the radiation is non-zero in the lab (Minkowski) frame. Further, we attempt to understand this subject better by using co-moving non-inertial frames of reference, investigating other types of uniformly accelerated motion and, finally, using scalar waves instead of point-like particles as sources of radiation.
arXiv comment20 pages, no figures
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