Volume 2 • Issue 2 • PP: https://doi.org/10.54216/JCFA.020202 • 2023
Short Communication Communication with Dr Jean de Climont
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Below is a summary of communication with Dr Jean de Climont a number of weeks ago, as he wrote as follows: “Einstein began his famous 1905 paper by stating that a moving magnet has an electric field around it, in addition to its magnetic field. This is in line with the interpretation of the Faraday's experiment by Maxwell in the Maxwell-Faraday equation. But, this electric field should deviate a cathode ray in addition to the deviation resulting from the magnetic field of a moving magnet. Such an additional deviation has never been observed.”
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