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2011-06-15
An Extension of the Kelvin Image Theory to the Conducting Heaviside Ellipsoid
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Dragan Redžić,

    Dr. Dragan Redžić

    University of Belgrade

    Yugoslavia

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Mohsan S. A. Eldakli,

    Dr. Mohsan S. A. Eldakli

    University of Belgrade

    Yugoslavia

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Milan D. Redzic

    Dr. Milan D. Redzic

    Faculty of Engineering and Computing

    Dublin City University

    Ireland

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Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 18, 233-246, 2011
doi:10.2528/PIERM11051504 | Google Scholar

Abstract
The Kelvin image theory for a conducting sphere is extended to the case of a conducting oblate spheroid in uniform motion along its axis of revolution (a Heaviside ellipsoid) using the well-known method provided by Special Relativity. The results derived are checked in various ways.
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Dragan Redžić, Mohsan S. A. Eldakli, and Milan D. Redzic, "An Extension of the Kelvin Image Theory to the Conducting Heaviside Ellipsoid," Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 18, 233-246, 2011.
doi:10.2528/PIERM11051504
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