An Analysis of the Origin of the Interaction Force between Electric Charges, including Justification of the ln<i>r</i> Term in the Completed Coulomb’s Law, in HM16 Ether

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"An Analysis of the Origin of the Interaction Force between Electric Charges, including Justification of the lnr Term in the Completed Coulomb’s Law, in HM16 Ether"
written by Ioan Has, Simona Miclaus, Aurelian Has,
published by Journal of Modern Physics, Vol.10 No.9, 2019

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