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Archived Gauss Law and the wrong Gaussian surface.
Homework Statement The problem was to calculate the electric field inside an infinite length cylinder (with radius R) with a non uniform charge density. The charge density depended on r. Its easy enough to solve using a gaussian cylinder with r less than R. But what if I wanted to complicate...- Scherejg
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- Gauss Gauss law Gaussian Gaussian surface Law Surface
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Undergrad What is Einsteins Paradigm Shift?
For me, it was that gravity and geometry are one in the same.- Scherejg
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Rindler metric and proper acceleration.
Homework Statement Show that observers whose world-lines are the curves along which only ξ varies undergo constant proper acceleration with invariant magnitude ημν(duμ/dτ )(duν/dτ ) = 1/χ2. Homework Equations ds2 = −a2χ2dξ2 + dχ2 + dy2 + dz2 xμ = {ξ, χ, y, z} t = χsinh(aξ) x...- Scherejg
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- Acceleration Metric
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Special relativity- Uniform circular motion.
Okay, so I think I misread the problem. Your equation gives the proper time elapsed for a circular moving clock of uniform speed in reference to an inertial observer. I thought I also needed to use one of the clocks as an observer with a uniform circular motion reference frame, and try to...- Scherejg
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Special relativity- Uniform circular motion.
Homework Statement Imagine two clocks that both perform uniform circular motion of radius a in the x-y plane, but in opposite directions: xμ(u) ={t, a cos(ωt),±a sin(ωt), 0}. Suppose these clocks are synchronized to agree when they are coincident at x = a at t = 0. How much time elapses until...- Scherejg
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- Circular Circular motion Motion Relativity Special relativity Uniform Uniform circular motion
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help