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most citedOn the discovery of the classical equations for spin motion in electromagnetic field

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physics.class-ph2016

Derivation of the Special Theory of Relativity from Invariance of Action

V. Hushwater

It is known that action is invariant in special relativity. The goal of this note is to show that the reverse statement is also correct, that special relativity follows from the po…

physics.hist-ph2014★ 2 cited

On the discovery of the classical equations for spin motion in electromagnetic field

V. Hushwater

The letter addresses misattribution of the discovery of the classical equation for spin motion in electromagnetic field, known as the BMT equation, named after Bargmann, Michel, an…

physics.hist-ph2013

'Bose minus Einstein' and other examples of misattribution

Velvel Hushwater

Following the paper of J.D. Jackson [arXiv:0708.4249] on a false attribution of discoveries, equations, and methods [Am. J. Phys. 76, 704-719 (2008)] I consider examples, in which…

quant-ph2010★ 1 cited

Comment on "Inequivalence between the Schrodinger equation and the Madelung hydrodynamic equations"

Vel Hushwater

In the paper with the above-noted title, T. C. Wallstrom claims that the description of the particle's motion as a certain "conservative" diffusion is not equivalent to quantum mec…

gr-qc2001★ 2 cited

Does the charge of a body reduce its gravitational field?

V. Hushwater

One can get the impression from the Reissner-Nordstrom solution of Einstein's equations that the charge of a body reduces its gravitational field. This looks surprising since the e…

quant-ph1999★ 1 cited

Radiation Pressure Approach to the Repulsive Casimir Force

V. Hushwater

We study the Casimir force between a perfectly conducting and an infinitely permeable plate with the radiation pressure approach. This method illustrates how a repulsive force aris…