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Can the quantum numbers j and J take the value zero?
Homework Statement which values can the quantum numbers j and J take on, can they take on the value 0? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution j=l+s and both l and s can be 0 so j can become zero, am I right?- bruteforce
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- Numbers Quantum Quantum numbers
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Relativistic collision of two equal masses
the second one is at rest, and there is no energy loss.- bruteforce
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Relativistic collision of two equal masses
Homework Statement We have two objects of mass m1. The first object is moving towards the second and has speed u. After they collide, they stick together and move as one mass with speed v. Now what is the resulting mass and what is v? Homework Equations The Attempt at a...- bruteforce
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Finding da_x in Spherical Coordinates
I want to integrate something in spherical coordinates I have da=R^{2}sin(g)dgdh \hat{r} with g and h angles and \hat{r}=sin(g)cos(h) \hat{i}+sin(g)sin(h) \hat{j}+cos(g) \hat{k} But what is now da_{x}=dydz \hat{i} in spherical coordinates? So I have the expression in ordinary...- bruteforce
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- Integral Surface Surface integral
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help