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Special Relativity and electricity problem Assume that in the reference system S,  B = 0. In S...

Special Relativity and electricity problem

Assume that in the reference system S,  B = 0. In S electrically charged particle moves with a particle with electric charge q and speed w. Let S 'be a reference system that moves with velocity v in the direction of the 1st axis seen from S.

Calculate the Lorentz force on the particle in the reference system S 'by finding the electromagnetic field in S'. Then use the transformation formulas for force to find the force of the particle in S 'from the force as measured in S and show that you get the same result.

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