Experimental investigation of an unusual induction effect and its interpretation as a necessary consequence of Weber electrodynamics

@inproceedings{Khn2021ExperimentalIO,
  title={Experimental investigation of an unusual induction effect and its interpretation as a necessary consequence of Weber electrodynamics},
  author={Steffen K{\"u}hn},
  year={2021}
}
  • S. Kühn
  • Published 7 September 2021
  • Physics
The magnetic force acts exclusively perpendicular to the direction of motion of a test charge, whereas the electric force does not depend on the velocity of the charge. This article provides experimental evidence that, in addition to these two forces, there is a third electromagnetic force that (i) is proportional to the velocity of the test charge and (ii) acts parallel to the direction of motion rather than perpendicular. This force cannot be explained by the Maxwell equations and the Lorentz… 
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