From: ram@zedat.fu-berlin.de   
      
   Kuan Peng  wrote or quoted:   
   >But each physicist attribute it different sense in his head and it is his   
   >proper interpretation that makes that different physicist when predicting   
   >the outcome of a same experiment using the same formula ∇ × E' =   
   >-∂B'/∂t can give different result.   
      
     Well, with that formula there really isn't much of an issue.   
     There's one part in electrodynamics that's kind of murky,   
     and that's the stuff tied to the radiation reaction.   
      
   |The Abraham-Lorentz formula has disturbing implications,   
   |which are not entirely understood a century after the law   
   |was first proposed.   
   from "Radiation Reaction" in "Introduction to Electrodynamics"   
   (2013) - David J. Griffiths   
      
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