Abstract
The differential law of conservation of energy-momentum density for an arbitrary moving relativistic charge is formulated in the most general form. Based on it, the radiation damping force is derived for two neighboring moments of proper time by integration over the closed hypersurface surrounding the world line of the point charge. The calculations performed elucidate the origin of the dynamic and static electromagnetic masses.
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