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In a paper about the splitting of the space-time [for reference "THE STRUCTURE OF SPACE–TIME: RELATIVITY GROUPS" (International Journal of Geometric Methods in Modern Physics Vol. 3, No. 3 (2006)...
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1 answerIn several books and sites, it is written that torque is calculated about an axis, and angular momentum is calculated about a point. In ...
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2 answerWhile going through the third chapter of Peskin's QFT book, I am stuck at the following proof: $$[gamma^mu, S^{rhosigma}] = (mathcal{J}^{rhosigma})^mu_{~nu} gamma^nu,$$ where, $$S^{munu} = frac{i}{4} [gamma^mu, gamma^nu]qquad;qquadqquad(mathcal{J}^{munu})_{alphabeta}...
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1 answerI understand that $d^3x$ is an infinitesimal volume element. But how do I physically make sense of $d^3p$, the momentum element?...
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1 answerAn equation such as Gauss' law$$nabla cdot E(x) = frac{rho(x)}{varepsilon_0}$$is easy to interpret in physical terms. If we use the divergence theorem we have$$int_{partial...
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1 answerI need to get a value for the magnetic permeability (μ) of a Neodymium magnet of grade $52$. On the datasheet, I have values for Remanence, Br, in Teslas,...
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0 answerI have some problems with getting the complex (time dependent) dipole moments of some dipoles in a configuration. I eventually want to get the electric and magnetic fields of the...
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1 answerThe closed-path Berry phase can have measurable effects and, if I am understanding correctly, is a measurable quantity in and of itself. If that is so, is there a Hermitian...
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1 answerA metallic rod is rotating about a vertical axis through its end. For finding the EMF $E$ between the ends we simply equate $momega^2r=Eq$ then find $sqrt{-Edr}$....
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1 answerThere are many similarities between the gauging of a $U(1)$ symmetry to obtain the physics of electromagnetism and the gauging of diffeomorphisms to obtain the physics of general relativity....
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