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4 The Lorentz transformation
5 Transformation of velocities
7 Four-dimensional velocity
CHAPTER 2. RELATIVISTIC MECHANICS
8 The principle of least action
10 Transformation of distribution functions
12 Invariant cross-section
13 Elastic collisions of particles
CHAPTER 3. CHARGES IN ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS
15 Elementary particles in the theory of relativity
16 Four-potential of a field
17 Equations of motion of a charge in a field
19 Constant electromagnetic field
20 Motion in a constant uniform electric field
21 Motion in a constant uniform magnetic field
22 Motion of a charge in constant uniform electric and magnetic field
23 The electromagnetic field tensor
24 Lorentz transformation of the field
25 Invariants of the field
CHAPTER 4. THE ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD EQUATIONS
26 The first pair of Maxwell's equations
27 The action function of the electromagnetic field
28 The four-dimensional current vector
29 The equation of continuity
30 The second pair of Maxwell equations
31 Energy density and energy flux
32 The energy-momentum tensor
33 Energy-momentum tensor of the electromagnetic field
35 The energy-momentum tensor for macroscopic bodies
CHAPTER 5. CONSTANT ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS
37 Electrostatic energy of charges
38 The field of a uniformly moving charge
39 Motion in the Coulomb field
42 System of charges in an external field
43 Constant magnetic field
CHAPTER 6. ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES
48 Monochromatic plane waves
50 Partially polarized light
51 The Fourier resolution of the electrostatic field
52 Characteristic vibrations of the field
CHAPTER 7. THE PROPAGATION OF LIGHT
56 Narrow bundles of rays
57 Image formation with broad bundles of rays
58 The limits of geometrical optics
61 Fraunhofer diffraction
CHAPTER 8. THE FIELD OF MOVING CHARGES
62 The retarded potentials
63 The Lienard-Wiechert potentials
64 Spectral resolution of the retarded potentials
65 The Lagrangian to terms of second order
CHAPTER 9. RADIATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES
66 The field of a system of charges at large distances
68 Dipole radiation during collisions
69 Radiation of low frequency in collisions
70 Radiation in the case of Coulomb interaction
71 Quadrupole and magnetic dipole radiation
72 The field of the radiation at near distances
73 Radiation from a rapidly moving charge
74 Synchrotron radiation (magnetic bremsstrahlung)
76 Radiation damping in the relativistic case
77 Spectral resolution of the radiation in the ultrarelativistic case
78 Scattering by free charges
79 Scattering of low-frequency waves
80 Scattering of high-frequency waves
CHAPTER 10. PARTICLE IN A GRAVITATIONAL FIELD
81 Gravitational fields in nonrelativistic mechanics
82 The gravitational field in relativistic mechanics
83 Curvilinear coordinates
84 Distances and time intervals
85 Covariant differentiation
86 The relation of the Christofiel symbols to the metric tensor
87 Motion of a particle in a gravitational field
88 The constant gravitational field
90 The equations of electrodynamics in the presence of a gravitational field
CHAPTER 11. THE GRAVITATIONAL FIELD EQUATIONS
92 Properties of the curvature tensor
93 The action function for the gravitational field
94 The energy-momentum tensor
95 The Einstein equations
96 The energy-momentum pseudotensor of the gravitational field
97 The synchronous reference system
98 The tetrad representation of the Einstein equations
CHAPTER 12. THE FIELD OF GRAVITATING BODIES
100 The centrally symmetric gravitational field
101 Motion in a centrally symmetric gravitational field
102 Gravitational collapse of a spherical body
103 Gravitational collapse of a dustlike sphere
104 Gravitational collapse of nonspherical and rotating bodies
105 Gravitational fields at large distances from bodies
106 The equations of motion of a system of bodies in the second approximation
CHAPTER 13. GRAVITATIONAL WAVES
107 Weak gravitational waves
108 Gravitational waves in curved space-time
109 Strong gravitational waves
110 Radiation of gravitational waves
CHAPTER 14. RELATIVISTIC COSMOLOGY
112 The closed isotropic model
113 The open isotropic model
115 Gravitational stability of an isotropic universe
117 The flat anisotropic model
118 Oscillating regime of approach to a singular point
119 The time singularity in the general cosmological solution of the Einstein equations
The Classical Theory of Fields
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