Physics
Scientific paper
May 1982
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Physical Review D (Particles and Fields), Volume 25, Issue 10, 15 May 1982, pp.2487-2493
Physics
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This paper calculates the leading resistive accelerations acting on a system of two slightly deformed Reissner-Nordström singularities due to the emission of electromagnetic radiation, using matched asymptotic expansions. The unperturbed Reissner-Nordström solutions are assumed to have large charge-to-mass ratios qm and to be separated by a distance large compared to both m and q2m. The problem is of interest primarily because of Rosenblum's use of point singularities in his calculation of the mechanical work done in small-angle gravitational scattering. Classical derivations of the electromagnetic equations of motion for a charged source were faced with the choice between indeterminate equations and divergences in the stress-energy. The use of asymptotic expansions about Reissner-Nordström solutions makes renormalization arguments unnecessary. The following paper compares the mechanical energy loss obtained from the present matching calculation to that predicted by the Lorentz-Dirac equation, which was derived using a point-particle assumption.
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