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by cookies monster on March 27th, 2008
it is logic to think that electrons do feel the propulsion force toward each other, however the propulsional force is decrease with distance. the thinks is I still dont understand the condition of your question, can you state your question in more details maner??
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Think of an electron beam out in space, travelling at a relative speed of half light speed from the electron gun. As time goes by, I imagine that each individual electon would repell each other, therefore diverging.
by LEFTANGLE on March 27th, 2008