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How to Calculate Scattering Amplitude in the Born Approximation?
The scattering amplitude in the Born approximation is as f(θ) = (-2m / (h/2π )2 K ) * integral 0 to ∞ (r sin Kr V(r) dr) Substituting V (r) = -V0 exp(-r2/2a2) We get f(θ) = (-mVoa3√π / 2(h/2π) ) * exp (-k2a2sin2θ/2 ) Differential crossection dσ / dΩ = / f(θ) /^2...- wgdtelr
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First order peturbation theory.
Homework Statement A particle of mass m and spin 1/2 is moving in an infinite, symmetric potential well V (x) = { 0 -L<= x <= L. = ∞ otherwise.. Under the effect of a weak external magnetic field. B = -B k^ ; -L <= x <= 0 = -B i^ 0 <= x <= L...- wgdtelr
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- First order Theory
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Total induced charge of an infinite cylindrical conductor
yaaaaa I've got zero.. after doing the angular part.- wgdtelr
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Total induced charge of an infinite cylindrical conductor
here it is infinite long cylinder and what limits can we take in z- direction.- wgdtelr
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Total induced charge of an infinite cylindrical conductor
Can u please give me the limits under which i'Ve to integrate for r ,Phi, z.- wgdtelr
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Total induced charge of an infinite cylindrical conductor
Homework Statement calculate total induced charge on a charged cylinder. where the surface charge density is given by sigma= 2eEo cos(phi) Homework Equations the total induced charge on the cylinder is Integral of (sigma) da can u calculate this integral fo me ... it very...- wgdtelr
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- Charge Conductor Cylindrical Induced Induced charge Infinite
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Solutions of maxwells equations in Vaccum
thank U very much diazona...- wgdtelr
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Solutions of maxwells equations in Vaccum
Homework Statement Show that the Fields E= Eo exp{i (k.r-ωt)} and B= Bo exp{i(k.r-ωt) are solutions of Maxwell's Equations in source free vaccum.Starting with maxwells equations in vaccum. And there by Derive the relations between the Magnitudes & Phases of Eo, Bo, ω, k...- wgdtelr
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- Maxwells equations
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