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Electric field associated with a stationary electron

In the framework of QFT, quantum fields are the fundamental objects instead of point-like notion of particles. Particles, at least fundamental ones like electron, are understood to arise as excitations...

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Trouble understanding why $ {bf p} a_{bf p}a_{bf -p}$ and ${bf p} a^dagger_{bf p}a^dagger_{-bf p}$ are odd functions of $bf p$

Peskin and Schroeder's QFT book in equation (2.33) gives the momentum operator $bf P$ as$${bf P} = - int d^3 x pi(x) nabla phi (x) = int...

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Physics vs Electronics (Smartphone charger)

Basically, an electric charger consists of a transformer, which transfers electrical energy from one inductance to another.. َAs i imagine the process physically the first circuit...

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Safety devices like fuses should be connected with the live wire rather than the neutral wire?

So, I was told in my class that Safety devices like fuses should be connected on the live wire. But isn't the conventional current opposite to the direction of the...

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Equivalence principle: electric charge and coil

The near-range magnetic field $vec{B}$ of a point charge $q$ at distance $vec{r}$, moving at a non-relativistic velocity $vec{v}$,...

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Quantization of $c$-number Dirac-Bracket

I have a question concerning the quantization of phase-space variables $(q_1, q_2, q_3, p_1, p_2, p_3)$ with the Hamiltonian $$H = frac{3}{2}(p_1^2+p_2^2 +p_3^2)$$ and the following...

Asked on 12/10/2021

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Why does a spinning nucleon generate a magnetic field?

I am trying to understand how NMR works, but I am not sure why a spinning nucleon produces a magnetic field. Is this a consequence of the quark structure inside?...

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Positive and negative winding number related by time-reversal symmetry

I am now reading some articles about Dirac fermions in condensed matter physics and the most famous example is graphene. I am now trying to understand page 5 in this...

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Effective mass of electron (hole)

I was reading about the concept of effective mass and came across the statement that the effective mass of a particle can be negative, zero and even...

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Why is there no current induced when the coil is vertical in an AC generator?

In this picture, the movement of the coil inside an AC generator is shown. My question is when the angle is...

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