Physics Asked by milk breath on February 4, 2021
Can the units of $$frac{e,c}{2pi,f},$$ where $c$ is the speed of light, $e$ is the elementary charge and $f$ is the frequency, be correct for the magnetic moment?
I see that the units of magnetic moment should be $text A text m^2$
but when I look at this solution, it goes
$$frac{text C frac{text m}{text s}}{frac 1 s} = frac{text C}{text s} text m text s = text A text m text s.$$
Am I missing something or is this paper wrong? I am hoping the paper is correct and I am just missing something. Thanks
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/281266794_Magnetic_Moment_of_Photon
Wolfram says that
$$frac{e,c}{2pi,f}$$
is electric dipole moment
Answered by R. Emery on February 4, 2021
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