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Okay I have a really odd question that might be difficult to answer. I have searched for an answer in several physics books and websites and don't think I have come across a specific answer for this question.
Suppose I were to send a negative electromagnetic charge through a solenoid and want to attract protons lying along a straight line through the axis of the solenoid. What is the relationship between the charge of the electromagnet and the distance from it to these protons?
This question is not part of any homework or coursework assignments, but rather a component of independent research concerning the feasibility of a time machine.
Any help is greatly appreciated. So far the only candidate I've seen is Coulomb's law but I'm not sure if that's what I need here.
Thanks anyway,
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Suppose I were to send a negative electromagnetic charge through a solenoid and want to attract protons lying along a straight line through the axis of the solenoid. What is the relationship between the charge of the electromagnet and the distance from it to these protons?
This question is not part of any homework or coursework assignments, but rather a component of independent research concerning the feasibility of a time machine.
Any help is greatly appreciated. So far the only candidate I've seen is Coulomb's law but I'm not sure if that's what I need here.
Thanks anyway,
Question Mark