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... electron spin . The left - hand side of ( 11.40 ) gives the rate of change of spin in the rest frame of the electron . This is equal to the applied torque ( u x B ' ) only if the electron's rest frame is not a rotating coordinate system ...
... electron spin . The left - hand side of ( 11.40 ) gives the rate of change of spin in the rest frame of the electron . This is equal to the applied torque ( u x B ' ) only if the electron's rest frame is not a rotating coordinate system ...
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... electron in an atom . If the particle moves rapidly compared to the characteristic velocity of the electron in its orbit , during the collision the electron can be treated as free and initially at rest . As further approximations we ...
... electron in an atom . If the particle moves rapidly compared to the characteristic velocity of the electron in its orbit , during the collision the electron can be treated as free and initially at rest . As further approximations we ...
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... electrons per unit volume . Furthermore electron - electron interactions will be ignored . The approximation of fixed ions is a reasonable one , at least for plasmas with electrons and ions at roughly the same kinetic temperatures . The ...
... electrons per unit volume . Furthermore electron - electron interactions will be ignored . The approximation of fixed ions is a reasonable one , at least for plasmas with electrons and ions at roughly the same kinetic temperatures . The ...
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