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On the nature of electric and gravitational fields

JCPEE.
2023;
Volume 13, Number 2
: pp. 37-41
Authors:
  1. Vasyl Tchaban
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Lviv Polytechnic National University

Based on the fundamental laws of statics – Newton's and Coulomb's – generalized to the case of dynamics (motion - the interaction of mechanical masses and electric masses (charges),), an attempt was made to explain the physical essence of electric and gravitational fields. as specific forces per unit of main mass. In theoretical exercises, the finite velocity of propagation of the field is taken into account. The veil has been lifted somewhat on the hitherto unknown unity of both fields through the units of LMTI dimensions. Such a deepening into the world of two disciplines – electricity and mechanics – is useful for an in-depth understanding of physical processes, and at the same time for their quantitative identification.

Newton's and Coulomb's laws of universal gravitation
generalized to the case of motion
the natural essence of electric and gravitational fields as specific forces per unit of mass
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