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Graduate Applying the uncertinty principle to the big bang
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Graduate Electric is Magnetic - Relativistically speaking
I found a few mechanical relativistic simulators: http://www.adamauton.com/warp/links.html My be I/we could change one of them ...? but in what way?- DavidFi
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Graduate Electric is Magnetic - Relativistically speaking
Could it be that there is no simulator that could simulate Relativistic phenomena?- DavidFi
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Graduate Electric is Magnetic - Relativistically speaking
I am looking for a simulation tool that could simulate this type of phenomena Just for grasping the principle a little better Could you recommend one? Thank you. David.- DavidFi
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Graduate Electric is Magnetic - Relativistically speaking
OK, Purcell shows my mistakes one by one without shame :-) 1) There is no UP force caused by the moving charge of the train. The magnetic field lines are up , the current flow is in the same plan as the force perpendicular to the UP pointing magnetic filed lines. 2) A wire is...- DavidFi
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Graduate Electric is Magnetic - Relativistically speaking
My problem is with visualizing this phenomenon. If we will think of a moving train that carries electrically charged material - we get moving charge. From the mathematic I can see the cross product being transverse to the moving direction. But I can not think of any "reason" (if a "reason"...- DavidFi
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Graduate Electric is Magnetic - Relativistically speaking
I know that electric and magnetic fields are the same phenomena just from a different perspective. I also know that this is related to the relativistic speed of the electrons flowing in the wires. I am unable to grasp the picture - how does it happen? Do you have an explanation? Thank...- DavidFi
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