This idealization does not seems to be possible at all in the context of Maxwell's equations with pointlike particles.
A point particle is a theoretical concept in physics used to simplify the analysis of physical systems. It represents an object that has mass but occupies an infinitesimally small space, effectively having no size or volume. This idealization allows physicists to focus on the particle's motion and interactions without considering its spatial dimensions. Key characteristics of a point particle include: 1. **Mass**: A point particle has mass, which allows it to experience gravitational and inertial forces.
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