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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Electromagnetism / November 2005



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UNCHARGED ELECTRONS30 Nov 2005 15:51 GMT8
                           UNCHARGED ELECTRONS
              It is PRETTY OBVIOUS, from observation and
         experiment, that static electricity BEHAVES MUCH
How to measure H (magnetic field strength)?30 Nov 2005 01:26 GMT2
Hi, I have a question and would appreciate any help:
The force on a moving electric charge is defined in terms of the
magnetic flux density B, thus B can be measured. B=mu_o(H+M). Is there
any way to physically measure H? If you remove the original B source,
EM force of attraction27 Nov 2005 12:35 GMT4
We say that EM forces are caused by the exchange of particles, explaining
that an electron fires off a photon towards another electron when they are
close, causing the other electron to recoil away - the force of repulsion.
But how do we explain the force of attraction using the ...
Maxwell's demon realised26 Nov 2005 17:33 GMT10
I am delighted that the main author of the two papers
"Realization of Maxwell's hypothesis
An Experiment Against the Second Law of Thermodynamics"
http://arxiv.org/ftp/physics/papers/0311/0311104.pdf
Define triangular lattice unit cell - FDTD using periodic boundary condition26 Nov 2005 17:24 GMT1
How does define a unit cell structure of triangular lattice?
I want to use FDTD method for calculate band diagram of photonic
crystals. There is no problem for square lattice and its unit cell for
FDTD calculation is square. But triangular lattice has problems. It
Electrodynamics does not explain the Beth experiment25 Nov 2005 23:25 GMT1
The classical Beth experiment [R. A. Beth, Phys. Rev. 48 471 (1935);
Phys. Rev. 50, 115 (1936)] was made 70 years ago. A beam of circularly
polarized light exerts a torque on a doubly refracting half-wave plate
which changes the state of polarization of the light beam. The beam
Covariant Volume Integration and Stokes' / Gauss' Theorem in Curved Spacetime25 Nov 2005 08:03 GMT1
Hello to everyone:
There was some discussion with DRL in an earlier SPR post regarding volume
integration in curved spacetime and what is and is not possible.  I have
brushed up on this a bit with some off-line advice from Igor K. as well.
Synthetic Telepathy and Electromagnetic Warfare24 Nov 2005 13:13 GMT7
The Pentagon and the U.S. intelligence agencies called the N.S.A. [ National
Security Agency ], C.S.S. [ Central Security Service ], D.I.A. [ Defence
Intelligence Agency ], D.A.R.P.A. [ Defense Advanced Reserch Projects
Agency ], C.I.A. [ Central Intelligence Agency ], the D.H.S. ...
Electromagnetic Equation in to Numerical Form24 Nov 2005 03:22 GMT1
I'm working in the field of Magnetics, I  would like to compute the
Magnetic Potential from an electromagnetic equation. The Potential is
in the integral form involving the Bessel's Function.
All I need is how this integral equation can be framed into a solvable
New Paper: General Relativity, Maxwell's Electrodynamics, and the Foundations of the Quantum Theory of Gravitation and Matter (gr-qc/0511050)22 Nov 2005 12:10 GMT85
Hello to everyone:
My newest paper, "General Relativity, Maxwell's Electrodynamics, and the
Foundations of the Quantum Theory of Gravitation and Matter," just posted to
ArXiV.
Orthogonality relation between modes in Dielectric-Lined Circular Waveguide (or with concentric dielectric layers)21 Nov 2005 20:13 GMT2
I am working on dielectric-lined circular waveguides and I am searching
for a reference on the orthogonality of modes. The only thing that I
found is in the link below but I am looking for something with more
details.
changing the direction of light21 Nov 2005 04:09 GMT1
Can a magnet change the direction of light (generally, photon or maybe
electromagnetic wave)? _if yes, how? _
--adn
Charge and time17 Nov 2005 02:46 GMT14
Heya group,
Does charge have anything to do with time?
I've been trying to truly 'get' why opposite charges attract, and for the
life of my I can think of no mechanism that does that, except something
Contradictory definitions of 2-D TE equations04 Nov 2005 02:33 GMT1
While studying Maxwell's equations describing electromagnetic waves
traveling in two dimensions, I find two different definitions of the TE
equations in literature.  Both appear widely used, but they seem
contradictory.
Definitions of mass and force; A critique03 Nov 2005 01:40 GMT29
15          A critique of the definitions of mass and force
Ed 01.12.31 -----------------------------------------------
Abstract
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Pages: 1 2 October, 2005
 
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