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Undergrad Is the magnetic induction line closed
thank you very much.i've got it.- jomoonrain
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Undergrad Is the magnetic induction line closed
It is said that every magnetic induction line is closed.but recently I happended to find one which isn't. Consider the magnetic field generated by a ring form circuit, the magnetic induction line which I have found is not closed is the one that go through the center of the circuit,which is...- jomoonrain
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- Closed Induction Line Magnetic Magnetic induction
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Graduate Is Quantum Mechanics Coherent?
thank you so much!- jomoonrain
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Is Quantum Mechanics Coherent?
thanks for replying. but i cann't understand how the isolation affects the certainty.- jomoonrain
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Is Quantum Mechanics Coherent?
well, I am so appreciated of your kindness.- jomoonrain
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Hamiltonian: The Key to Understanding Total Energy in Quantum Mechanics
well, i think they are both right. but the first statement, in my opinion, should better be related as follows: if we want to describe a physical system, we HAVE TO find its hamiltonian,which represents the total energy of the system, besides this method, no others exits. in classical...- jomoonrain
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Is Quantum Mechanics Coherent?
:cry: thanks for you explanation but it's totally beyond my knowledge.- jomoonrain
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Is Quantum Mechanics Coherent?
hi I am not quite aware of the "quantum noise". But i think if it is the apparatus' problem, the probability distributions then should also depends on the apparatus.while in fact it was determinated by the Hamiltonian which totally has no relation with the apparatus.And what is more, if the...- jomoonrain
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Is Quantum Mechanics Coherent?
well,thanks but if this is the explanation, then there will be a problem here again. if we use the same apparatus to measure the same system(e.g.use a magnetic field to measure two identical non-zero-spin particle in succession),will the result be the same? well, of cause, we may still...- jomoonrain
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Is Quantum Mechanics Coherent?
if there are two identical systems,in quantum mechanics(or any other theorem),according to Schrödinger equation, they will evolve congruously.but from the instant of measuring,the evolution seems disobey its original principle----i mean the evolutions are not congruously any more. is that mean...- jomoonrain
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- Measurement Measurement problem
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate [Q] square of 'sinc function' integral
i think you can try to write the cos as a series form. P.S. the third formula in your statements seems...- jomoonrain
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Lagrangian for a rheonomic constraint?
in fact we can obtain every thing from the process of the derivation of the Euler-Lagrange equation. as long as the constraint is a holonomic constraint,and the F is conservative(so F=V's derivative),the L is T-V. and the follow things have no differences with the situations which have no such...- jomoonrain
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School Acting and reacting force and their work
but i can't tolerate such an approximation,negligible never equal to NO i agree with you but the last word. i am wondering how you deduce such a conclusion. if you can accept that the Earth and the apple are equivalent,or there is an symmetry here, and form your point :"In this case, the...- jomoonrain
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Graduate Understanding the Total Energy of a Hamiltonian
yeah, of cause. in fact, we can obtain the conclusion directly from the observation of the physical existence of this system instead of the mathematical expression,as long as it is in a inertia frame.- jomoonrain
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Finding spring compression using PE
the conservation law of energy: the kinetic energy of the block=the potential energy at the beginning=1/2kx(square) with x the distance the spring is compressed- jomoonrain
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help