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-----Problem below----- Using the Lorenz gauge calculate the scalar and vector potentials generated by a point...

-----Problem below-----

Using the Lorenz gauge calculate the scalar and vector potentials generated by a point charge moving along trajectory r_0 (t) and find electric and magnetic field generated by this particle.

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