I want the Lorentz Transformation of the Maxwell's Equation.
anyone have a link or PDF file or describing here?

Question

I want the Lorentz Transformation of the Maxwell's Equation.
anyone have a link or PDF file or describing here?

anonymous · Answer

http://physics.ucsd.edu/students/courses/fall2009/physics130b/Spec_Rel.pdf

anonymous · Answer

http://galileo.phys.virginia.edu/classes/252/lorentztrans.html

kmazraee · Answer

No!
I want it with simple mathmatics, not as Tensors!

vincent-lyon.fr · Answer

Maxwell's equations are unchanged by a Lorentz transformation: laws of electromagnetism are the same in all inertial frames.

vincent-lyon.fr · Answer

If what you want to know is how Lorentz transformation affects E and B fields, it goes:

$E'_x = E_x$

$E'_y = \gamma \:( E_y - c  \beta B_z ) $

$E'_z = \gamma \:( E_z + c  \beta B_y ) $

$B'_x = B_x $

$B'_y = \gamma \:( B_y + \frac{\beta}{c} E_z )$

$B'_z = \gamma \:( B_z - \frac{\beta}{c} E_y ) $

kmazraee · Answer

@Vincent-Lyon.Fr can you describe me in a simple mathematical structure?(no tensor uses)
please solve it :D

unklerhaukus · Answer

$$\dagger$$

anonymous · Answer

http://www.fourmilab.ch/etexts/einstein/specrel/www/ Einstein's paper

anonymous · Answer

Vincent gave you the transformation by components. What more do you want?