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Graduate Explain the differential of lagrangian is a perfect ?L dt
yes, but how we can prove is it a perfect differential!- eman2009
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Graduate Explain the differential of lagrangian is a perfect ?L dt
how we can explain the differential of lagrangian is a perfect ?L dt- eman2009
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- Differential Explain Lagrangian
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Graduate Is the Hamiltonian conserved if the Lagrangian is time-homogeneous?
how we can explain the differential of lagrangian is a perfect ?L dt- eman2009
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Graduate Is the Hamiltonian conserved if the Lagrangian is time-homogeneous?
can you give me example ?- eman2009
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Graduate Is the Hamiltonian conserved if the Lagrangian is time-homogeneous?
if the lagrangian is time homogenous ,the hamiltonian is a constant of the motion . Is this statement correct ?- eman2009
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- Homogeneous Lagrangian Time
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Electric potential of cylinder problem
how about close INT E . da=1/ebsolon Qenc as in Griffiths book(Introduction to Electrodynamic) p.68, equation 2.13 and Q=INT RO dt t(tao) is the infinitesimal displacement dt for cylinder dt=4 pi R^2 dr- eman2009
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Electric potential of cylinder problem
Thanks, but what you mean by U, is it the electric potential ? I'm convusing between the notations !- eman2009
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Electric potential of cylinder problem
hi i have the same proplem but for height 2h and radius (a) and charge density ro inside and outside the cylinder and i tryed to use gauss's law and find fy the electric potential but I'm not sure can some one help. i use V(r)=- integrate E.da=E.2pi a (2h) =1/ebslon .Qenc- eman2009
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What is the best book to start with for E&M class in physics?
Hi every one i'm a student in physics and i will take next fall e and m class (electric and megnatic ) and i don't know which book will help me in .i don't have any idea about it ...i prefer to an entrodiction book. Thanks- eman2009
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- Book
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Graduate Second-Order Field Strength Energy Spectrum of Spherical Shell
what the energy spectrum to second order in the field strength for a spherical shell?- eman2009
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- Energy Field Field strength Shell Spectrum Spherical Spherical shell Strength
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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The 1st excitad state in 1st order correction
can i know why nobody answer me.- eman2009
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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The 1st excitad state in 1st order correction
Homework Statement find the 1st order correction for the 1st excited state with spin when the H'=(eB0/2mc).Lz+2Sz z the direction this proplem for the charge particleon sphere of radius R with magnatic field B Homework Equations l=1 m=0,1,-1 [b]3. ]The attempt at a...- eman2009
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- Correction State
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Graduate Proving a Hermitian matrix has real eigenvalues and orthogonal eigenspinors
in the spin matrix if the <A> is real how we can prove the matrix is herimition ,and how we can prove the eigenvalues of any hermition 2x2 matrix is real and its eigenspinors are orthognal if the eigenvalues is defferent and if it is the same? and A physical quantity- eman2009
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- Matrix
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Energy levels of a vertical plane pendulum with small angle corrections
for what i use tylar expansion can you clear it please- eman2009
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Energy levels of a vertical plane pendulum with small angle corrections
i think i got the answer is it totally differnet look...v=mgl(1-costhita) H=1/2 ml^2thita'^2+1/2 mglthita^2 and E=(n-1/2)hw but i don't know from where get the E? the lowest correction is H'=v-1/2 ml thita^2=1/24mglthita^4 , how ? E'0=3/4 alpha^4(-1/24mgl/l^3)...how?- eman2009
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help