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Field Velocity and Mass Renormalization in Classical Electromagnetism
The intricate procedure of mass renormalization in quantum field theory has a simpler precursor in classical electromagnetism. There, the renormalized mass of a charged body includes both its bare mass and its electromagnetic mass. For a body moving at constant low velocity, the electromagnetic mass
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