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It has been made clear to me that 2 electrons in an orbital have opposite spins, and hence their spin magnetic moment nullify each other.But does the same happen...
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0 answerAs far as I understood in the Stern-Gerlach experiment, silver atoms while passing through an external inhomogeneous magnetic field they split into two groups. My question is how does that...
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1 answerOur study project does not include it, but I would be curious to see how the Planck's distribution for the black body emission was obtained out from the Rayleigh-Jeans law....
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0 answerWhen written in the language of exterior algebra, Maxwell-Thomson equation writes as $dB=0$ where $d$ is the exterior derivative and $B$ is the magnetic flux 2-form. From...
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0 answerI was comparing my notes of the nuclear physics class (undergraduate level) on magnetic moments of nucleons with the Krane's explanation. In my notes I wrote that there are...
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1 answerAs a footnote in page-3 of Jaan Kalda's notes on mechanics, he writes if we have a force acting over an area, then we would find total...
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1 answerLet us consider an experiment where photons of some frequency $nu$ are incident on a photo detector. Now, say the photons are incident at some angle $theta$ with...
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0 answerDensely packed strings (perhaps in a fuzzball scenario) should impact one another frequently and transmit sound. If they're densely packed enough, the sounds produced might be affected by the fact...
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0 answerStrong gravitational lensing produces multiple images if the object lens and observer are in a specific alignment. This is due to there being multiple stationary points in the time arrival...
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1 answerThe translation form $r_i$ to $q_j$ language start forms the transformation equation: $r_i=r_i (q_1,q_2,…,q_n,t)$ (assuming $n$ independent coordinates) Since...
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