We discuss, using the formalism of path integration, why the problem of an electron moving in two dimensions in a constant magnetic field is exactly equivalent to the motion in one dimension of a non-local harmonic oscillator with a constant driving force.doi:10.1016/0375-9601(90)90043-NV. Sa-yakanitJ. PoulterElsevie...
3 (a)An electron is travelling at right angles to a uniform magnetic field of flux density1.5 mT, as illustrated in Fig 3.1.Region of一uniform magn etic field out of plane B→Fig 3.1The magnetic field is acting out of the plane of the paper.When the electron is at P, its velocity ...
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11.2.1 Magnetic field and magnetic flux Magnetic fields are produced due to the movement of electrical charge and they are present around permanent magnets and current carrying conductors (magnetic circuit) as shown in Figure 11.1. In permanent magnets, revolving electrons produce an external field....
3. (a) An electron passes through a region of uniform magnetic field of flux density, B as shown in Fig 3.1.Region of magnetic field Path of electron Fig 3.1(i) Deduce the direction of the uniform magnetic field[1](ii) Suggest how an electric field of strength E may be applied to ...
Theory of Electron Cooling in a Magnetic FieldTheory of Electron Cooling in a Magnetic FieldWe shall discuss the phase space compression of a "beam of antiprotons thermalizing in a continuously renewed, cold, dense electron beam moving parallel to the antiprotons with the same average velocity. ...
The magnetic response of a materials is largely determined by the magnetic dipole moment associated with the intrinsic angular momentum, or spin, of its electrons. A material’s response to an applied magnetic field can be characterized as diamagnetic, paramagnetic, ferromagnetic or antiferromagnetic. ...
to afford mechanical strength for the membrane. Under the inducement of a strong magnetic field, the two water-soluble PCs, CP4VP and PWA, combine to form a water-insoluble paramagnetic complex via electron transfer, which is synchronously oriented in the TP direction by the magnetic field. With...
Back in the 1820s, a man by the name of Hans Oersted noticed his compass read strangely every time he switched on a current in a wire. Eventually it was figured out that a moving electron (such as the current in a wire) creates a magnetic field perpendicular to the direction of ...
An electromagnetic field is produced by a space- and time-dependent charge and current distribution in some region of space acting as the source of the field. From: Basic Optics, 2016 About this pageSet alert Discover other topics On this page Definition Chapters and Articles Related Terms Recom...