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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Electromagnetism / January 2008



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... The Gift of Power, Discovery of DIVINE Creation!27 Jan 2008 02:15 GMT2
blessings Bobbie Ann,
I KNEW you would understand!!
Millennium
--- Bobbie Ann <bappjf> wrote:
Collective Electrodynamics by Carver Meade24 Jan 2008 15:58 GMT24
If you think that Quantum Mechanics are guys that fix broken Quantums, then
this book is probably not for you.
If, on the other hand, you dislike the idea that location and energy and
momentum are statistical when they involve electrons, and are smoothly well
Locating a charge via attraction23 Jan 2008 05:47 GMT3
If I were to locate hoop of charged sheet metal so that it's outer edge was
in close proximity to the inner edge of a circular array of insulated sheet
metal electrodes.  And, if those elctrodes were initialy all grounded via
circuits the charge on the hoop (imagining for the sake ...
Creating Light from invisible electromagnetic wavelengths22 Jan 2008 18:54 GMT10
I have a question which I find fascinating. If you combine light
wavelengths, different colors, then you can create new colors. So, using the
same thought process, if you combine different invisible electromagnetic
wavelengths then can you not create light, i.e, a visible wavelength ...
maxwell 3d question17 Jan 2008 16:26 GMT6
I am having trouble defining a "Function of Position" for a current
density source. Does anyone know how to do this, or better yet could
possibly email me a project file, as an example, where this has been
done.
questions about Lorentz force in electromagnetic field.13 Jan 2008 04:33 GMT2
Hi all, I am working a problem including calculation of magnetic
forces on a conductor with induced current in it.  I used some FEM
softwares and find the B (magnetic flux density) field and J (current
density) field.  Can I simply use the Lorentz force equation F = JxB
FerroFluid Paper04 Jan 2008 18:47 GMT1
Dearest World <smile>
I'm a undergrad physics major and think my latest paper linked below is the
best thing since sliced bread :)
http://www.sendspace.com/pro/6a1u9b
Displacement current03 Jan 2008 07:27 GMT2
I've been looking at displacement current and some things I've been reading
seem contradictory.  I say "seem" as I'm very sure it's a misunderstanding
on my part.
One apparent contradiction is that displacement currents can propagate
 
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