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{{Infobox paper
| title = An Explanation of Inertia outside Relativity
| author = [[Musa D Abdullahi]]
| keywords = [[Acceleration]], [[electric charge]], [[field]], [[force]], [[inertia]], [[mass]], [[relativity]], [[velocity.]]
| published = 2004
}}

==Abstract==

'''An Explanation of Inertia outside Relativity'''

An electric charge Q of mass m, in the form of a spherical shell of radius a, moving at time t with velocity '''v''' and acceleration d'''v'''/dt, generates an electro-dynamic field '''X''' proportional to the acceleration. The field '''X''' acts on the self-same charge Q to produce an inertial force Q'''X''' = -m(dv/dt), in accordance with Newton’s 2nd and 3rd laws of motion, where m is a constant. This explains the origin of inertia as electrical and internal to a body, contrary to general relativity. An expression deduced for the mass m, in terms of Q and radius a, is compared with the electrostatic energy E of the charge to obtain E = ½ mc2, in contrast to the mass-energy formula of special relativity, E = mc2, where c the speed of light in a vacuum. 

 

                     

 

 

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