On the Relativistic Theory of Charge

Abstract

The concept of charge is developed relativistically by assuming that there is a linear relation between point charge (e) and point mass (m) of the type: [Formula: see text] where ζ is a scalar parameter which is unchanged in all reference frames. The theory shows that charge, in a relativistic development based on this hypothesis, depends in general on the velocity of the particle carrying the charge, and the latter vanishes at the speed of light. The hypothesis (1) also implies that charge depends on the scalar and vector potentials of the electromagnetic field. These conclusions are in qualitative agreement with experimental observation.

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