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The current density J has only a component in the # direction, Jo = I6(cos 0') *Fo (
5.33) The delta functions restrict current flow to a ring of radius a. Only a $
component of J means that A will have only a 4 component also. But this
component A ...
The current density J has only a component in the # direction, Jo = I6(cos 0') *Fo (
5.33) The delta functions restrict current flow to a ring of radius a. Only a $
component of J means that A will have only a 4 component also. But this
component A ...
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If we assume that to be the only component of E, then it must be a constant, Eo.
Because the moving fluid will tend to carry the lines of force with it, we expect an
a component B, (2) of magnetic induction, as well as the z component Bo.
If we assume that to be the only component of E, then it must be a constant, Eo.
Because the moving fluid will tend to carry the lines of force with it, we expect an
a component B, (2) of magnetic induction, as well as the z component Bo.
Page 549
If the z component of angular momentum of a single photon is known precisely,
the uncertainty principle requires that the other components be uncertain, with
mean square values such that (16.67) holds. On the other hand, for a state of the
...
If the z component of angular momentum of a single photon is known precisely,
the uncertainty principle requires that the other components be uncertain, with
mean square values such that (16.67) holds. On the other hand, for a state of the
...
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