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Equivalence of transformed and invariant radiative transfer kernels. [Lorentz invariance]

B. R. Wienke

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Equivalence between a proposed Lorentz invariant and the standard Lorentz transformed description of the radiative scattering kernel is established for arbitrary distributions of moving electrons, contraindicating the suggestion that additional, or extraneous, terms appear in the invariant description.

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Equivalence between a proposed Lorentz invariant and the standard Lorentz transformed description of the radiative scattering kernel is established for arbitrary distributions of moving electrons, contraindicating the suggestion that additional, or extraneous, terms appear in the invariant description.

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Equivalence between a proposed Lorentz invariant and the standard Lorentz transformed description of the radiative scattering kernel is established for arbitrary distributions of moving electrons, contraindicating the suggestion that additional, or extraneous, terms appear in the invariant description.

Key concepts: Lorentz covariance, Four-momentum, Physics, Radiative transfer, Invariant (physics), Lorentz transformation, Equivalence (formal languages), Lorentz factor

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