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- Date:15 Mar 2011
- Kick-off:19:45
- Venue:Old Trafford
- Attendance:73,996
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Live Commentary
- 93mins
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Chris Smalling by Loic Remy. Loic Remy receives a yellow card. Edwin Van der Sar takes the direct free kick.
- 92mins
Free kick awarded for a foul by Loic Remy on Fabio Da Silva. Chris Smalling restarts play with the free kick.
- 92mins
A cross is delivered by Rod Fanni, Michael Carrick makes a clearance.
- 90mins
Ryan Giggs fouled by Benoit Cheyrou, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick taken by Michael Carrick.
- 85mins
Wayne Rooney takes a shot. Steve Mandanda makes a save.
- 82mins
Corner taken right-footed by Mathieu Valbuena to the near post, Benoit Cheyrou takes a shot. Blocked by Fabio Da Silva. Inswinging corner taken by Mathieu Valbuena. Own goal by Wes Brown. Man Utd 2 (2)-(1) 1 Marseille.Assist by Mathieu Valbuena.
- 80mins
Jordan Ayew joins the action as a substitute, replacing Stephane M'bia Etoundi. Ryan Giggs takes a inswinging corner.
- 78mins
Rod Fanni takes a shot. Edwin Van der Sar makes a save.
- 78mins
Patrice Evra takes a shot. Save by Steve Mandanda.
- 75mins
Javier Hernandez finds the back of the net with a goal from inside the six-yard box to the bottom left corner of the goal. Man Utd 2 (2)-(0) 0 Marseille.Assist by Ryan Giggs.
- 74mins
Benoit Cheyrou takes a shot. Save by Edwin Van der Sar.
- 74mins
Centre by Antonio Valencia.
- 73mins
Antonio Valencia sends in a cross, clearance by Souleymane Diawara.
- 72mins
Foul by Mathieu Valbuena on Wes Brown, free kick awarded. Mathieu Valbuena is cautioned by the ref for unsporting behaviour. Edwin Van der Sar takes the direct free kick.
- 68mins
Wayne Rooney is caught offside. Mathieu Valbuena comes on in place of Andre Pierre Gignac. Fabio Da Silva comes on in place of Rafael Da Silva. Souleymane Diawara takes the indirect free kick.
- 68mins
The ball is sent over by Loic Remy, save made by Edwin Van der Sar.
- 68mins
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Andre Ayew by Ryan Giggs. Free kick taken by Lucho Gonzalez.
- 67mins
Benoit Cheyrou concedes a free kick for a foul on Michael Carrick. Direct free kick taken by Edwin Van der Sar.
- 64mins
Benoit Cheyrou gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Michael Carrick. Paul Scholes takes the free kick.
- 63mins
Outswinging corner taken right-footed by Lucho Gonzalez, Headed effort from inside the penalty area by Gabriel Heinze misses to the right of the target.
- 61mins
Unfair challenge on Andre Pierre Gignac by Chris Smalling results in a free kick. (Man Utd) makes a substitution, with Antonio Valencia coming on for Luis Nani. Gabriel Heinze takes the free kick.
- 61mins
Unfair challenge on Taye Taiwo by Luis Nani results in a free kick. Steve Mandanda takes the free kick.
- 60mins
Loic Remy delivers the ball.
- 55mins
The official flags Javier Hernandez offside. Indirect free kick taken by Souleymane Diawara.
- 52mins
Free kick awarded for a foul by Lucho Gonzalez on Ryan Giggs. Patrice Evra takes the free kick.
- 51mins
Lucho Gonzalez takes a shot. Blocked by Wes Brown.
- 49mins
Andre Pierre Gignac is caught offside. Free kick taken by Chris Smalling.
- 48mins
Free kick awarded for a foul by Andre Pierre Gignac on Edwin Van der Sar. Direct free kick taken by Edwin Van der Sar.
- 47mins
Foul by Patrice Evra on Loic Remy, free kick awarded. Souleymane Diawara restarts play with the free kick.
- 46mins
Foul by Rafael Da Silva on Benoit Cheyrou, free kick awarded. Direct free kick taken by Benoit Cheyrou.
- 46mins
Free kick awarded for a foul by Lucho Gonzalez on Paul Scholes. Paul Scholes restarts play with the free kick.
- 45mins
Corner from the right by-line taken by Benoit Cheyrou, Edwin Van der Sar makes a save.
- 44mins
Corner taken left-footed by Ryan Giggs, Chris Smalling has a header from close range and clears the crossbar.
- 42mins
Loic Remy takes a shot from just inside the penalty box which clears the bar.
- 42mins
Free kick awarded for a foul by Rafael Da Silva on Andre Ayew. Benoit Cheyrou restarts play with the free kick.
- 42mins
Benoit Cheyrou takes a shot. Blocked by Chris Smalling.
- 41mins
Outswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Benoit Cheyrou.
- 39mins
Effort from 30 yards by Benoit Cheyrou. Save made by Edwin Van der Sar.
- 36mins
John O'Shea goes off and Rafael Da Silva comes on.
- 36mins
Corner from left by-line taken by Benoit Cheyrou. Centre by Taye Taiwo, Souleymane Diawara has a headed effort at goal from close range which goes wide of the left-hand post.
- 34mins
Andre Pierre Gignac challenges Wes Brown unfairly and gives away a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Edwin Van der Sar.
- 33mins
The ball is sent over by Rod Fanni, save by Edwin Van der Sar.
- 32mins
Andre Pierre Gignac fouled by Chris Smalling, the ref awards a free kick. The free kick is swung in right-footed by Lucho Gonzalez.
- 30mins
Paul Scholes fouled by Lucho Gonzalez, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick taken by Paul Scholes.
- 29mins
Luis Nani has an effort at goal from outside the penalty box missing to the wide right of the target.
- 28mins
Andre Pierre Gignac gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Wes Brown. Edwin Van der Sar takes the direct free kick.
- 26mins
Loic Remy crosses the ball, clearance made by Paul Scholes.
- 25mins
The ball is swung over by Taye Taiwo, clearance made by Paul Scholes.
- 24mins
Effort from outside the box by Lucho Gonzalez goes wide right of the target. The offside flag is raised against Loic Remy. Edwin Van der Sar restarts play with the free kick.
- 23mins
Javier Hernandez takes a shot. Save by Steve Mandanda.
- 22mins
Unfair challenge on Luis Nani by Gabriel Heinze results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Paul Scholes.
- 20mins
Gabriel Heinze fouled by Javier Hernandez, the ref awards a free kick. Javier Hernandez is booked. Gabriel Heinze takes the free kick.
- 20mins
The assistant referee signals for offside against Javier Hernandez. Gabriel Heinze restarts play with the free kick.
- 19mins
Ryan Giggs sends in a cross, save by Steve Mandanda.
- 18mins
Corner taken left-footed by Ryan Giggs, Souleymane Diawara makes a clearance.
- 14mins
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Lucho Gonzalez by Patrice Evra. Souleymane Diawara restarts play with the free kick.
- 14mins
Free kick awarded for a foul by Andre Pierre Gignac on Chris Smalling. Edwin Van der Sar restarts play with the free kick.
- 13mins
Luis Nani concedes a free kick for a foul on Taye Taiwo. Steve Mandanda takes the direct free kick.
- 13mins
Outswinging corner taken by Ryan Giggs from the left by-line.
- 11mins
Loic Remy fouled by Patrice Evra, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick crossed left-footed by Benoit Cheyrou, Edwin Van der Sar makes a save.
- 10mins
Short corner worked by Ryan Giggs.
- 10mins
Rod Fanni handles the ball and concedes a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Ryan Giggs.
- 9mins
Andre Pierre Gignac has an effort at goal from deep inside the area missing to the right of the goal.
- 9mins
Javier Hernandez is ruled offside. Indirect free kick taken by Souleymane Diawara.
- 5mins
Javier Hernandez scores a goal from inside the six-yard box low into the middle of the goal. Man Utd 1 (1)-(0) 0 Marseille.Assist on the goal came from Wayne Rooney.
- 5mins
Ryan Giggs takes a outswinging corner from the left by-line to the near post, save made by Steve Mandanda.
- 2mins
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Andre Ayew by John O'Shea. Taye Taiwo takes the free kick.
Match Preview
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is refusing to get ahead of himself in the club's bid for the treble.
Marseille are next on the agenda on Tuesday in the Champions League at Old Trafford after Arsenal were despatched in the FA Cup.
Then on Saturday, United face Bolton hoping for a victory that would increase their prospects of wresting the Barclays Premier League title from Chelsea.
Ferguson has been around the block so many times he is only taking small steps at this stage of the campaign with his side looking to build on a 0-0 draw from the first leg in France. That would see United book a quarter-final place for the fifth successive season.
He said: "We are experienced enough to do what we are doing at the moment and that is taking each game as it comes. That's why the focus is on Marseille because we know it is going to be a hard game.
"It is nice to have a bit of apprehension about big ties, though. European games are always that way. It won't be any different tomorrow. We are playing a very experienced, powerful Marseille team. We will have to play well.
"I have watched them twice away from home against Monaco and against Rennes and they showed the qualities we will be up against. I thought Marseille were going for the 0-0 at home I must admit. Maybe they are the ones who are confident. They are a good team, who will try to hit us on the counter.
"In these games at Old Trafford and a home match in midweek it is always a terrific atmosphere. That does help us and hopefully we will get the result we want."
The victory against Arsenal came after successive defeats by Chelsea and Liverpool and sets up a derby semi-final against Manchester City.
Ferguson said: "This is always the question, you lose a game and it is how you recover. Saturday's performance brought that recovery. Tomorrow it is a different type of match. We need to get to a good level to win it."
Nani and Michael Carrick have handed Ferguson a boost by returning to the squad. Nani was expected to be out until after the international break with a gashed leg but trained on Monday morning, as did Carrick, who has been troubled with calf and groin injuries.
Central defender Nemanja Vidic missed the session as he needed treatment for a knock but is expected to feature, as is Antonio Valencia, who returned from an ankle injury at the weekend.
Ferguson said: "It was a fantastic bonus to get 35 minutes from Antonio on Saturday, considering he has been out for such a long time. That fact that Antonio is available is a great boost for us. Hopefully it does help us. The team needs to step up and perform to win the league."
Owen Hargreaves, Rio Ferdinand and Darren Fletcher remain among the absentees. Marseille coach Didier Deschamps admits his team will be the underdogs at Old Trafford but insists they can shock United after a run of five wins in six league games.
Marseille go into the game on the back of a victory at Rennes, where Ferguson was an interested spectator. Deschamps said: "If you look at the match purely from a statistical point of view, Manchester United have not been defeated at home for a long time.
"They have conceded only one goal in seven Champions League games and are a very strong side, so it is a tough task. In addition they are one of four or five teams who have a realistic chance of winning the Champions League.
"On paper you would fully expect Manchester United to qualify. But we have a chance, a little opportunity. Football is not about statistics alone."
Marseille lost to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge earlier in the campaign and Deschamps wants an improvement on that performance.
"We made some individual errors, " said the former France midfielder.
"What I know is that at the highest level and playing against United they will give us nothing. It was a good result for them in the first leg and they are very experienced. Despite our good run in the league this is a very different game for us.
"It is a big step up and we have to come up with the right kind of challenge."
Goalkeeper Steve Mandanda is relishing the task ahead. He said: "United are a great side but we will be motivated as there is everything to play for. When you look at what they have achieved it is inspirational. There is respect for them, not fear. We believe we can achieve a victory."
Man Utd
- Edwin Van der Sar
- John O'Shea
- Chris Smalling
- Wes Brown
- Patrice Evra
- Luis Nani
- Michael Carrick
- Paul Scholes
- Ryan Giggs
- Javier Hernandez
- Wayne Rooney
- Tomasz Kuszczak
- Dimitar Berbatov
- Fabio Da Silva
- Rafael Da Silva
- Antonio Valencia
- Gabriel Obertan
- Darron Gibson
- Steve Mandanda
- Rod Fanni
- Gabriel Heinze
- Souleymane Diawara
- Taye Taiwo
- Stephane M'bia Etoundi
- Benoit Cheyrou
- Loic Remy
- Lucho Gonzalez
- Andre Ayew
- Andre Pierre Gignac
- Elinton Andrade
- Vitorino Hilton
- Edouard Cisse
- Charles Kabore
- Jordan Ayew
- Fabrice Abriel
- Mathieu Valbuena
Match Report
Hernandez double puts United through Javier Hernandez is already a Manchester United cult hero but two goals from the Mexico striker opened the door to European success in his debut season at Old Trafford. The summer signing scored in each half, propelling the club into the quarter-finals of the Champions League for a fifth successive season as Marseille were beaten 2-1. An own goal by Wes Brown in the 82nd minute ensured a nervous finish but United were not breached again by Marseille and secured their passage. The only downside for manager Sir Alex Ferguson was that both John O'Shea and his replacement Rafael went off with suspected hamstring injuries. United, with Hernandez selected ahead of Dimitar Berbatov, got off to a flying start with an opening goal from the Mexican in the fifth minute. A minute earlier, however, they had shown their intentions when Wayne Rooney played the ball out to Ryan Giggs but his cross was blocked by Souleymane Diawara. United took the lead with a sweeping move, Giggs finding Rooney from the left flank with a short pass. The striker played the ball to the far post with Hernandez tapping it in. It was just what Ferguson was looking for as it put his side one goal ahead on aggregate. However Marseille, who came into the match on the back of five wins in six league games, responded in the ninth minute. Andre-Pierre Gignac found himself in the clear, only to hook the ball high and wide from a good position. United had the momentum, though, with Giggs finding plenty of space on the left. The Welsh veteran delivered a cross into the box in the 19th minute but goalkeeper Steve Mandanda made the interception. Hernandez was then booked two minutes later for a challenge on former Old Trafford favourite Gabriel Heinze before testing Mandanda in the 23rd minute with a header after being released by Rooney. United maintained the momentum and O'Shea picked out Nani but he dragged his effort wide of the post. They poured forward again in the 35th minute following a break by O'Shea. However he sent his cross behind Hernandez before limping off. Marseille should have equalised when Diawara got on the end of a cross from Taye Taiwo but from six yards out and unmarked he somehow contrived to head wide. It was a scare for United and showed just how finely balanced this tie was despite Hernandez's early goal. Hernandez then had a claim for a penalty waved away after he went to ground under pressure from Taiwo before Loic Remy went close for Marseille. United were looking to build on their lead at the start of the second half and Rooney slipped the ball through to Hernandez in the 54th minute but he had strayed offside. Rooney was beginning to see more of the ball and tried to release Hernandez three minutes later when it had seemed he would go for goal. It proved to be the wrong option as his pass was cut out. Back came Marseille and Remy skipped to the byline but failed to pick out anyone with his cross. Ferguson made a switch in the 61st minute, bringing on Antonio Valencia for Nani who had failed to make an impact after a quick recovery from a gashed leg. Valencia had only returned to action in the victory against Arsenal on Saturday after being out since September with a broken ankle. United were finding it hard to carve out any openings after a bright start and Marseille were coming more into the game as it entered a crucial phase. The home side made another enforced change with Rafael also appearing to suffer a hamstring injury. He was replaced by Fabio. Hernandez extended United's lead in the 76th minute with another clinical finish for his fifth goal in five games, taking his tally to 16 for the season. Giggs started the move by releasing Valencia and he in turn whipped the ball across to Hernandez, who made no mistake. But Marseille responded and Brown headed into his own net in the 82nd minute under fierce pressure from Heinze. That set up a nerve-shredding final few minutes but United held firm to reach the last eight.


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Rocklin-The Sierra College Natural History Museum at the Rocklin Campus will hold an open house on Saturday January 26, 2013, from 10:00 am-2:00 pm. This event is FREE and the public is welcome and encouraged to attend.
Have you ever had a chance to visit the Sierra College Natural History Museum? Have you ever attended one of our lectures? Whether you have or haven't yet, this is your day to check out all we have to offer. We're offering tours of both our museum and nature preserve (weather dependent). You will even have a chance to view our fossil preparation room. Come learn about what we do in our community. We can't wait to show you our wonderful collection that has been built up from donations, students and our faculty. Open to all ages. Information will be posted on our website at www.sierracollege.edu/museum or you can call 916-660-7923 for more information.
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Take a guided tour of our Museum facilities with one of our Museum Docents. They will show you our collection, teach you a bit about the ecology of our area and even entertain you with stories of the plants and animals of our region. To take a tour of the Museum, meet your Docent under the Grey Whale in Sewell Hall.
Would you rather explore the outdoors? Meet your Docent at the Cactus Garden in front of Sewell Hall to take a tour of our outdoor facilities. These tours may take you out to explore our Rock Walk, the Arboretum or you can take a short hike on our Nature Trail. These tours will be weather dependent, heavy rain will cancel outdoor tours.
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INTERVIEW: Architect James Corner On NYC's High Line Park
Posted By Jill Fehrenbacher On June 4, 2014 @ 10:00 am In Architecture,Interviews,Landscape Architecture,New York City,Urban design,Video | 11 Comments
The High Line urban park project in New York City [2] opened last summer [3] to tremendous excitement from locals and tourists alike looking to escape the bustling streets for a more peaceful, green enclave in the sky. NYC's [4] High Line [2] is a project that exemplifies effective adaptive urban re-use [2] in a city that is littered with structures and spaces that have since reached the end of their useful life. By turning an abandoned, elevated freight train track into a public park [2], this project has redefined the New York experience, affording never-before seen views of the city's surrounding natural landscape as well as an expansive and intimate look into one of the world's most dynamic urban environments [5]. With the completion of the rest of the High Line currently in the works [6], we couldn't think of a better time to catch up with one of the brilliant minds behind the design of this beautiful public space. I [2] recently sat down with landscape designer James Corner [7], the lead designer behind the High Line [8], to get his personal perspective on the what it was like to take an abandoned train track and turn it into one of NYC's best loved spots of greenery. Read on for my exclusive interview with James Corner [7] below…
James: The High Line had its own mythology long before we came along. In particular, the 'Friends of the High Line' [10] were instrumental in creating this distinct image around the High Line – they established an aura that projected an idea that this was in fact a post-industrial artifact maintaining a sense of melancholy and other-worldliness in a city context [4] that, by contrast, was ever-evolving and modernizing. But to take that detail and to actually instill and transform it into a public landscape [11] where people can stroll, sit and enjoy amazing vistas across the city was too great an opportunity to pass up.
James: Well, there were several influences from the beginning. One would be the post-industrial railroad character of the site – the rail tracks, the linearity, and the fact that it really is a thin, narrow ribbon that happens to be quite extensive. The entire High Line really cuts through blocks and buildings [12], and I sought to create a distinct juxtaposition where there is this green ribbon existing against the stoic grid of the city.
There is also this almost sad, melancholic, silence that permeates the place. As a visitor you can assume this mood and feel like you've come across a found object in a vast cityscape. You can stroll through the space and become a little bit of a voyeur, or a little bit of an observer, rather than being so visible.
These were the sorts of experiential or phenomenal characteristics we wanted the design to embody. We wanted to make sure that every detail from the paths to seating down to the trashcans [13], lighting [14] and water [15] features would make this a generous, safe and secure space, but also give people the feeling that they've come across a secret, magic garden in the sky. That they're almost surprised and delighted by how long it is, by the twists and turns it takes, by the views it affords, and ultimately that they are engaged in some of the delight in discovering these moments.
James: Everyone asks this question, and it's really hard to say. I like this area around Gansevoort because it's really the moment where you leave the hard concrete and steel of the street level, come into the garden, and really see the sky and a complete panoramic view. But what we call the 'Sundeck at 14th Street' is another great social space with big, over-sized furniture [16]. Then there is also this wonderful spot, the 10th Avenue Square, where seating has been installed to overlook 10th Avenue. These are all great places, but at the end of the day, the most important thing to me is the fact that the High Line [11] is this green ribbon. So when you say, "What's your favorite part?" it's not that there's a favorite part, but it's that there's a favorite experience – it is the experience in the duration of time that it takes to walk from Gansevoort to 20th Street. You go through an amazing succession of episodes, and for me, it's this choreography and experience of this that is really the most exciting and original part of this project.
James: I don't think you can ever determine what people will feel, how they will emote or what they will experience. Different people come up here and feel different things and have a different set of experiences. But what I do hope is that we will have succeeded in getting people to experience the delight in the sense of finding things. What's great about the High Line is that there are nooks, crannies and hideaways. There are vistas and vantage points. You can turn one way and find yourself looking north up at 10th Avenue, but if you turn the other way you'll see the Statue of Liberty. There are amazing discoveries to be made and if people come up here and find delight in that, then I think we've succeeded.
James: This is an extremely hostile and very difficult environment to build a landscape [11]. We have a soil depth that is very thin – maybe 15 inches typically – it's very hot in the summer, it's freezing cold in the winter, there are issues with providing plants [17]adequate water and nutrients – it's a very difficult environment. Most of the plants up on the High Line are stress tolerant. They've been drawn from the prairie or from other difficult environments and most of them will hopefully succeed in survival. We'll learn from those that don't make it, take them out and replace them with those that have done well. There is also a dynamic aspect to how the landscape is managed. One of the greatest features of the High Line is the paving, which has been designed to crack open and allow plants to come through. It also has open joints so that when it rains the water falls through the joints and is collected, stored and then allowed to seep slowly into the planting beds. I think we can demonstrate that 80 to 90 percent of all the water that falls on the High Line stays on the High Line.
James: One could boast that there's going to be some carbon reduction [18] with the amount of greenery that we've brought there. There's certainly an ambient cooling effect with the shade that's provided. All the materials are recyclable or come from sustainable sources, so there's nothing here that's ostentatious or out of place. Overall I think it's a very sustainable project [19].
Jill: So just to clarify, are you expecting plants to grow up through the cracks at some point?
James: No. It's really what we call tapers or the combs. There's an idea of trying to comb the paving so we don't really have clearly defined edges between path and garden but really that the path bleeds into the garden, and likewise, the garden bleeds into the path. Obviously there are parts where it's a little harder – for the main pathways, for maintenance, for emergency vehicles and this sort of thing – but the overall visual effect is to try to create an edge to edge effect of a rail bed landscape that has some paving and a lot of planting around the rails. It really is a wall-to-wall landscape rather than the typical garden path adjacent to planting beds.
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+ High Line [8]
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[2] High Line urban park project in New York City: http://www.inhabitat.com/2009/06/09/new-yorks-high-line-park-in-the-sky-opens-today/
[3] opened last summer: http://inhabitat.com/2009/06/11/inhabitat-exclusive-video-the-nyc-high-line-opens/
[4] NYC's: http://www.inhabitat.com/nyc
[5] urban environments: http://www.inhabitat.com/urban-design
[6] completion of the rest of the High Line currently in the works: http://www.inhabitat.com/2010/06/23/new-yorks-high-line-park-to-double-in-size-by-next-spring/
[7] James Corner: http://www.fieldoperations.net/
[8] High Line: http://www.thehighline.org/
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[10] 'Friends of the High Line': http://www.thehighline.org/about/friends-of-the-high-line
[11] landscape: http://www.inhabitat.com/landscape-architecture
[12] buildings: http://www.inhabitat.com/architecture
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[14] lighting: http://www.inhabitat.com/green-lighting
[15] water: http://www.inhabitat.com/water-issues
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The electromagnetic field in an accelerated frame
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Nov24-12, 04:38 PM
Imagine a stationary charge [itex]q[/itex] located on the positive [itex]y[/itex]-axis at a distance [itex]r[/itex] from a stationary observer at the origin.
Let us assume that the distance [itex]r[/itex] is large enough such that the electrostatic field due to the charge is negligible at the origin.
Now let us assume that the charge [itex]q[/itex] is given an acceleration in the positive [itex]x[/itex]-direction.
The electric field at the origin at time [itex]t[/itex] is directed along the [itex]x[/itex]-axis and is given by
E_x(t) = \frac{-q}{4 \pi \varepsilon_0 c^2 r} a_x(t-\frac{r}{c}).
This is the standard retarded expression for the electric field due to an accelerated charge measured by a stationary observer at the origin. The electric field occurs at time [itex]t[/itex] after the acceleration of the charge at time [itex]t-r/c[/itex].
Now let us imagine the complementary situation.
We start again with a stationary charge [itex]q[/itex] located on the [itex]y[/itex]-axis at a distance [itex]r[/itex] from a stationary observer at the origin.
Now let us assume that the observer is given an acceleration in the positive [itex]x[/itex]-direction while the charge [itex]q[/itex] remains stationary.
I believe the electric field at the origin at time [itex]t[/itex] in the frame of the accelerated observer is given by
E_x(t) = \frac{q}{4 \pi \varepsilon_0 c^2 r} a_x(t+\frac{r}{c}).
This is the advanced expression for the electric field due to a stationary charge as measured by an accelerating observer. From the observer's point of view the charge has an apparent acceleration [itex]-a_x(t+r/c)[/itex]. The electric field occurs at time [itex]t[/itex] before the apparent acceleration of the charge at time [itex]t+r/c[/itex]. We would expect this result as the field should come into existance as soon as the observer accelerates and thus before the apparent acceleration of any charge.
Thus there is an equivalence between charge accelerating/stationary observer and stationary charge/accelerating observer. The former situation is described by a retarded field and the latter by an advanced field.
Is this correct?
Nov24-12, 08:40 PM
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I'm a tad bothered by the assumption that |E| is "negligible" at the origin at t=0 - and then you go on to talk about non-zero fields.
Are you taking time t as from the origin-observer's clock?
r is a function of t as well ... anything happening out at r at time t in the frame of the origin will be seen at the origin no sooner than t+r/c ... because of the light-speed delay. If r is very far away, then r/c will be a very long time.
The first situation has changes in E propagating away from the accelerated charge and the second has the observer moving into and increasing electric field. You'd think that, in the first case, is the charge starts accelerating when the observer's clock reads t=0, then the observer sees the change start at t=r/c wouldn't you? So the equation only applies for t≥r/c.
In the second case, though, the observer starts accelerating at t=0, then the changes should appear right away ... the observer is moving into an electric field that is already there - waiting. Of course, this also means the observer is no longer at the "origin" or in the same frame of reference as before.
So I suspect there is some mix-up of ideas here... but I'm uncertain exactly where.
In relativity you have to be very careful about whose clock and whose rulers etc.
When you want to ask questions like this - it is best you work your reasoning to a conclusion of some kind so we can see if (and where) the important mixups have occurred - otherwise we are left with trying to second guess these things and you get a big list of possible problems.
[edit] upon checking further - you may have provided enough information (see below).
Where were you thinking of going with this?
Nov24-12, 09:01 PM
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Checking - I suspect you are thinking in terms of this:
... you wanted r to be large enough that the radiation part of the field equation dominates?
If so you'll see that your equation is not correct ... you have confused the radial and perpendicular components of the field.
Also have some fun with:
... accelerate the charge by selecting user mode and dragging the velocity slider back and forth.
Nov25-12, 03:21 PM
The electromagnetic field in an accelerated frame
You say that I have confused the radial and perpendicular components of the field.
I don't believe I have. The "static" radial component acts along the z-axis and is taken to be negligible at the origin whereas the "dynamic" perpendicular component [itex]E_x[/itex] acts along the x-axis and is dominant at the origin.
In the first situation the charge must have accelerated at time t-r/c in the observer's past in order that the observer measures a retarded field at time t.
So what do you think of this hypothesis? :)
Nov25-12, 06:42 PM
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You are right - I misread:
So - in that framework:
The thing to realize is that ##E_r## is not negligible ... it is very small compared with ##E_\perp##. This is important because the whole reason you get acceleration effects when the observer is the one doing the work is that the static field is not negligible. (In other words: "negligible" is a relative term.)
Your formulation looks like you have an instant jump in field strength at the onset of acceleration .... that suggests that an infinitesimal change in speed produces a finite change in the field doesn't it? Does that make sense?
Did you come up with the equation by analogy or by derivation from the physics.
Have you had a look at the case for observers moving at a constant velocity? The E field is changing with time in that case too... so they see a B field as well.
Nov26-12, 08:56 AM
It still seems to me that the accelerating observer will perceive a changing A-field, due to the changing relative velocity of the charge with respect to himself, and thus an induced electric field along the direction of his motion.
I think it would be good to perform an experiment. One could measure the effective inertia of an electron inside a charged hollow insulating sphere. By my theory the electron should have an extra electromagnetic component to its inertia due to the charge on the sphere.
Nov26-12, 10:20 PM
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The self-energy of an electron is problematical enough ... you want to do the experiment with a larger charge. Charge small balls and see if they roll differently down an incline or something (first work out how big your expected effect aught to be.)
That description is tickling the back of my brain though ... I have a feeling it's been done some time ago to find out if charge contributes to inertia in different conditions. I know you'll find discussions in these forums about whether charge adds to mass in some way or another: it is a popular speculation.
I think you still need to address: Your formulation looks like you have an instant jump in field strength at the onset of acceleration .... that suggests that an infinitesimal change in speed produces a finite change in the field doesn't it? Does that make sense?
... i.e. if there is this jump in the field strength as described by the equation, in a vanishingly small time-step, then how does the field know to do this? At t=0 it does not know the observer is about to accelerate (or - how does the observer's field-detector know?)
This is related to the causality comment - the advanced form of the equation implies that the field observed somehow anticipates the acceleration that causes it.
I still think you should work your way through the existing theory and familiarize yourself with the math ... then you can hunt for existing experiments that relate to your ideas if you still maintain them. Note: a moving observer as described will experience a changing scalar potential because ##\phi## depends on ##\vec{r}(t)##.
Good luck - have fun.
Nov27-12, 10:14 AM
[itex] F = m a[/itex]
[itex] F = m \frac{dv}{dt}[/itex]
[itex] F dt = m dv [/itex]
An infinitesimal change in speed produces an infinitesimal (electromagnetic) inertial impulse.
In answer to Prof Mashhoon's point that acceleration is absolute I replied that:
Nov27-12, 09:01 PM
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You are not doing this the right way around - i.e. from understanding the current physical understanding of what is happening. That can be fun, but it is not productive.
Since you are already talking to someone I'll duck out until you need some clarification on what he's saying. Otherwise I'll just confuse you further.
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