- #1
- 4,807
- 32
Why is there no kinetic energy term in said hamiltonian? Suppose I take a magnetic dipole in my hand, and I throw it in the field. Then surely its classical energy is E = p²/2m - [itex]\vec{\mu} \cdot \vec{B}[/itex].
Then why is the p²/2m term absent in the hamiltonian?
Then why is the p²/2m term absent in the hamiltonian?