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- 103 -The force per unit charge T is defined as suggested by Heaviside' ^ asf - B + «xB. vd (6)In the classical theory which is in harmony with the work ofMarweii^2^ Lorenz'3 and Lorentz^"^, the scalar potential is assumed to be afunction of position. .U)r4n€^r(7)but the vector potential is a function of th? velodity v of the sourceAc(t)4jir(8)while the velocity of the receiver enters only in the term'i.,?(9)Thus, the electric and magnetic field vectors E and B are assumed to befunctions of the absolute velocity of the source v. while the force on amoving charge is assumed to be a linear function of the velocity of the testcharge.At low velocities, v/c « I. u/c « I. where retardation can beneglected, the classical formulation isfc4nz^ru(t) X (v(t) X a^)4nCoC rdv(t)dtu(t)cdv(t)dtX a.(10)This equation is believed by the majority of modern physicists.