Feynman's derivation of Maxwell equations and extra dimensions
Z. K. Silagadze
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Abstract
It is shown that Feynman's derivation of Maxwell equations admits a generalization to the case of extra spatial dimensions. The generalization is unique and is only possible in seven dimensional space.
arXiv comments
15 pages, LaTeX. New reference is added. To be published in the special issue "Contemporary Electrodynamics" of the Journal "Annales de Fondation Louis de Broglie"
> On the Sunday Feynman was up at his usual hour (nine a.m.), and we went down to the physics building, where he gave me another two-hour lecture of miscellaneous discoveries of his. One of these was a deduction of Maxwell’s equations of the electromagnetic field from the basic…
> On the Sunday Feynman was up at his usual hour (nine a.m.), and we went down to the physics building, where he gave me another two-hour lecture of miscellaneous discoveries of his. One of these was a deduction of Maxwell’s equations of the electromagnetic field from the basic…
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