Abstract
The orbits of a relativistic charged body in a static, spherically symmetric electric field are calculated and classified in the classical theory. Contrary to the nonrelativistic problem, we find that there is a limiting minimal value for the angular momentumL c . Should the actual angular momentum of a charged test body be lower than this limit, the test particle will spiral into the central point charge instead of having (precessing) Keplerian orbits.
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