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Relativity - energies of particles in circular motion
Yes and I would like to know the answer - just to know that my reasoning is right or wrong. $$E_{k}=\frac{1}{2}mv^{2}$$ so, as the radius have to remain the same: $$F_{c}=\frac{mv^{2}}{r}$$ As the mass grows up to 2 or 4 the times of single proton you get energy two or four times the...- Ciumko
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Relativity - energies of particles in circular motion
Summary: What is energy of proton, deuteron and alpha particle in circular motion of the same radius. Hello, I have a problem. Here is the content of an exercise: In some experiment, proton with energy of 1MeV is in circular motion in isotropic magnetic field. What energies would have...- Ciumko
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Electrostatics || A cone charged unifomly, find intensity
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Electrostatics || A cone charged unifomly, find intensity
Homework Statement A cone of height H and base radius A is charged with charge Q uniformly distributed in all its volume. Find electrostatic field intensity at the top of the cone. DATA: H, A, Q Homework Equations E=ρ/(4πε0) ∫Ω dΩ/R2) and R is a vector (rr^+zz^) r^ and z^ are versors The...- Ciumko
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- Calculus Charged Cone Electric field intensity Electrostatics Intensity
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