Note on Jackson's formalism of gauge transformation

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contents An outline is given of how Jackson may have obtained the inhomogeneous wave equations for the auxiliary functions $Ψ$ and $\bf V$ in his influential 2002 AJP paper on the transformation from the Lorenz gauge to other electromagnetic gauges. It clarifies the roles of these functions in the calculation of the Coulomb-gauge vector potential ${\bf A}_C$ by showing that while ${\bf A}_C$ is given directly $\nabla\times{\bf V}$, only the subtraction of $\nablaΨ$ from the Lorenz-gauge vector potential ${\bf A}_L$ yields ${\bf A}_C$.
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Hnizdo, V.
Classical Physics
An outline is given of how Jackson may have obtained the inhomogeneous wave equations for the auxiliary functions $Ψ$ and $\bf V$ in his influential 2002 AJP paper on the transformation from the Lorenz gauge to other electromagnetic gauges. It clarifies the roles of these functions in the calculation of the Coulomb-gauge vector potential ${\bf A}_C$ by showing that while ${\bf A}_C$ is given directly $\nabla\times{\bf V}$, only the subtraction of $\nablaΨ$ from the Lorenz-gauge vector potential ${\bf A}_L$ yields ${\bf A}_C$.
title Note on Jackson's formalism of gauge transformation
topic Classical Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.17054