Hey, I am new to the forum, and would certainly appreciate help in understanding spin - although I realize that perhaps no one really understands spin.
If a beam of spin polarized electrons are absorbed in a target, then the target will start to rotate. This kind of makes sense on a...
Guys, I'm trying to figure some stuff out, but I'm stumped. I need to figure the what my output would be.
I'm applying linear force via hydraulic cylinder. The cylinder will turn a "gear" and in turn turn another. The "gear" is not necessarily a gear, it and the hydraulic cylinder will mate...
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Recently in a modern physics course of mine, my professor was covering the topic of energy levels and ionization energies and it included a diagram very similar to this one:
While it is interesting to learn that these diagrams correspond to a very specific and strict set...
Hello. I am currently undergoing a university project and require the angular acceleration of a crankshaft? I only know the angular velocity from the RPM and I have strongly considered that it is not possible. Just looking for some reassurance? Cheers
Let's say a train powered by electric third rail drives around without friction on a circular track, and light is shining out of the train windows, said light carries angular momentum, like light emitted from rotating or revolving things tend to do.
Where does that angular momentum come from...
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A block of mass m slides down a frictionless ramp from height h above the floor. At the base of the ramp it collides and sticks to the lower end of a uniform rod, length L, mass 2m, that is suspended about a pivot at point O, about which it is free to rotate. Express...
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The wave function for a wave on a taunt string is:
y(x,t)=(0.350)(sin(10(π)(t)-3(pi)(x) +(π)/4)
where x and y are in meters and t is in seconds. If the linear mass density(μ) of the string is 75.0g/m, (a) what is tha average rate at which energy is transmitted along...
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Hello all,
Im asked to construct the state | \frac{5}{2} , \frac{3}{2} \rangle from the eigenfunctions | L, L_z\rangle and the electron states | \uparrow \rangle and | \downarrow \rangle .
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Clebsch Gordon Coefficient's table
The Attempt at a...
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Two objects with mass of m are connected with a rod with length 2l and with no mass. The center of the rod is pinned so that it can spin. Object with mass M comes with speed v and sticks to m. There is no friction.
1) What is the angular speed w after collision?
2) FInd the...
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Question - Models of global warming predict that large sections of the polar ice caps will melt. Explain what effect this will have on the rotation of the Earth, however slight.
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L = Iw
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Assuming polar ice caps protrude the earth...
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Vθ = r x θdot
Vr = rdot
Accelθ = r ⋅ θdot^2 + 2(r dot)(theta dot)
Accelr = r double dot - (r ⋅(θdot)^2)
The Attempt at a Solution
I know that the answer is supposed to be
But I'm not quite sure on how I'm supposed to get to an answer like that.
I'm...
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Go to the following web site: http://www.astro.utoronto.ca/~cclement/cat/listngc.html
This is the portal to a large on-line catalog of variable stars in globular clusters. Each link is a cluster name and will take you to a simple text page that lists near the top the...
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Consider an electron with spin ##\vec{S}## and magnetic moment ##\vec{\mu}=-\frac{e}{m}\vec{S}##. It is moving with the velocity ##\vec{v}(t)## relative to the inertial frame of reference ##I## through the electric field ##\vec{E}##. Calculate the angular momentum the...
If there is no net torque acting on a system total angular momentum of the system will be conserved as well as angular momentum of each body present in the system will be conserved.
And if there are two bodies /two charges present as a system and one of them (let's say body 1 )produces torque...
I like a to ask a very simple question. I have read about time-dilation when it comes to SR.
So, like:
(1.) A and B are are rest and close to each other.
(2.) B starts traveling at .5C relative to A, away from A, in a straight line.
(3.) B comes back at .5C towards A.
Now, according to SR, A...
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. What is the angular acceleration if a force of 3 N is applied perpendicular to the radius of a 5 kg solid sphere that has a radius of 0.6 meters?
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= r x F
I = mr^2
The Attempt at a Solution
I used
tried solving for angular acce.
3N/(5kg)(0.6)...
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I am trying to show that as the alpha particle is being scattered, the angular momentum magnitude at point M is m r^2 \frac{d \phi}{dt}.
Diagram:
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Linear Momentum: ##\vec L = \vec r \times \vec p ##
Repulsive Coulomb Force: ##\vec F = \frac{k 2Ze^2}{r^2}...
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A sprinter runs the curve of this 200 m in 11.61 s. Assume he ran in a lane which makes a semicircle (r = 32.4 m) for the first part of the race. At 3.59 s into the race his speed is 5.9 m/s. At 7.9 s into the race his speed is 8.4 m/s. His speed after the curve was 12.4 m/s...
Putting spin on the ball improves it’s stability (the spin imparts angular momentum and it takes an outside torque to change angular momentum), but at a cost. As you know, for a given input of energy, spin consumes some of that energy and leaves less for translation.
Part A: So, How much more...
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An airplane makes a circular turn of radius 9 km at a constant speed of 650 km/h. Calculate the magnitude of the plane's a. angular velocity, b. centripetal acceleration, c. angular acceleration, d. tangential acceleration
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w = v/r
aR = w^2r
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orbital movement occupy more space than spin movement.
If an object are running in both orbit and spin, how to stop orbit and transfer orbit energy to spin energy?
Of course the total angular momentum conserves.
I know new optical technology can convert spin energy into orbital energy, but it...
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A vector is perpendicular to B vector, and they stay still, relative to the body. No torque is applied on the asteroid, although he dissipates very little rotational kinetic energy, due to drag on dust clouds. It was also determined that the asteroid is a long body...
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Attached
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##J_+|j,m⟩ = ћ\sqrt{j(j+1)-m(m+1)} |j,m+1⟩##
##J_-|j,m⟩ = ћ\sqrt{j(j+1)-m(m-1)} |j,m-1⟩##
##J_z|j,m⟩ = mћ |j,m⟩##
##J^2|j,m⟩ = ћ^2j(j+1) |j,m⟩##
The Attempt at a Solution
Hi there,
For part a, the expression we're looking for is given, but...
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Is angular momentum of a projectile in projectile motion conserved ?[/B]Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution
Gravitional force vector is acting along direction of displacement vector. Thus external torque is 0. Thus angular momentum is conserved throughout projectile...
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i have to calculate the angular Spin and Parity JP of 17O as a result of the shooting of 16O with Deuterons. So the reaction equation should be:
16O + ²H -> 17O + 1H
The only further Information given is that the captured neutron has positive parity and an orbital angular momentum...
Hi! I am struggling with this problem the last two days and I cannot decide which solution is correct.
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A cylinder of radius R is fixed horizontally on the floor. A uniform chain of mass M and length L (L<πR/2) is placed on the cylinder in such a way that one end of the...
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After happily working my way through the earlier parts of this question, I'm pretty much at the end of my tether with the last two parts. Please find the diagram attached:
A) Determine the value of the angle θ (measured from vertical) when the angular velocity of link AB a...
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This is a general query not a specific problem.
In several questions in rotational dynamics they ask the trend in angular acceleration and angular velocity.In one of them they released a rod from horizontal position and asked if the angular velocity and angular acceleration...
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A rotating beacon is located 1 kilometer off a straight shoreline (see figure). If the beacon rotates at a rate of 3 revolutions per minute, how fast (in kilometers per hour) does the beam of light appear to be moving to a viewer who is 1/2 kilometer down the shoreline...
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Is it possible for the respective angular momenta of each individual particle in a system to be zero, but the system's collective angular momentum be nonzero?
For example, a puck on a frictionless air table moves (without spinning) toward a point on a rod that is not the...
When a nucleus gamma decays, the gamma has its intrinsic spin of ##1\hbar##, but it can also carry away a significant amount of angular momentum in addition to that. Quadrupole radiation is very common, and in exceptional cases you can even get gammas with 5 or ##10\hbar##.
Now suppose I do the...
I've been working on my SR book http://www.lightandmatter.com/sr/ and its presentation of a suite of related mathematical tools such as the Levi-Civita tensor. This is aimed at the upper-division undergraduate level, although there are optional sections at the end of some of the chapters that go...
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Angular momentum: H= Iw
Parallel axis theorem: Io = I + Md^2
Moment of Inertia of thin plate about it's...
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Two questions.
1) I'm having trouble understanding the stability of the stable Lagrangian points (L_4 and L_5); Wikipedia explains that if an object in the L_4 or L_5 of a planet is pushed closer towards the common center of gravity of the Sun and the planet, the increased speed that comes...
I'm having a hard time undertanding a concept of moment of inertia and Angular acceleration.
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We have a closed system above. M1 is a cylinder of 2 Kilograms, moment of inertia of a cylinder ( MR2 /2 ) with a string tightly rolled around it. This string connects to a free...
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A rod that is fixed to a vertical wall is attached through the middle of a solid disk. A piece of the disk crumbles off when the disk is spinning and rises vertically. The system is the chip and the spinning disk.
Assume no friction.
A. How does the direction of the angular...
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A discus thrower ( with arm length of 1.2 m) starts from rest and begins to rotate counterclockwise with a constant angular acceleration of 2.5 [rad/s^2]. What is the magnitude of the total acceleration of the discus when its angular velocity is 9.0[rad/s]?
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Recently, i am confused with a problem in my textbook of mechanics. The question is,
suppose there is a disk, placed horizontally, rotate about its center with angular velocity ω. A ball move with respect to the center of the disk in a trace of Archimedean spiral r=αθ. The angular...
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2. The attempt at a solution
I set the initial angular momentum of the disk = to the sum of : rod's angular momentum, angular momentum of disk, rod's center of gravity and disk's center of gravity. With the reference point being at B.
Why is the velocity of the rod's...
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A device consists of eight balls each of mass 0.6kg attached to the ends of low-mass spokes of length 2.1m, so that the radius of rotation of the balls is 1.05m. The device is mounted in the vertical plane. The axle is held up by supports that are not shown, and the wheel is...
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A mass m1= 0.200 kg is tied to a string with enough slack to swing around someone's head with a radius of 0.500 meters. What angular velocity must m1 have in order to hold up a mass m2 hanging from the other end of the string if m2 is 0.300 kg?Homework Equations
ac= v^2/r...
I would like to prove that the angular momentum operators ##\vec{J} = \vec{x} \times \vec{p} = \vec{x} \times (-i\vec{\nabla})## can be used to obtain the commutation relations ##[J_{i},J_{j}]=i\epsilon_{ijk}J_{k}##.
Something's gone wrong with my proof below. Can you point out the mistake...
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A block of mass 2kg (mb) can slide down a frictionless 53 degree inclune, but it is connected to a pulley of mass 4kg (mp with a radius of 0.5m. The pulley may be treated as a disk.
What is the angular acceleration of the pulley?
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a = rα
The Attempt at a...
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L = I ω
L= r x p
The Attempt at a Solution
For b)
My proffesor found the moment of inertia at the point at which the wheel touches the ground, and used the formula L = I ω
What I don't understand is why can't one use L= r x p to solve the...
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Indiana Jones standoff. Person A fires a 20g bullet at 500 m/s at Person B, who is holding a sword. The bullet sticks to the sword. The angular momentum of the sword is 2.225 kgm^2 / s. The moment of inertia about the center of mass of the sword is .7082 kgm^2. The...
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αt = r α
The Attempt at a Solution
ωi = 0 rad/s
αt = 2.00 rad/s2
r = 112 m
θ = ? at a = 6.80 m/s2
I'm not exactly sure where to begin. Help is appreciated.
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A solid sphere is rolling without slipping on rough ground with an angular velocity w and linear velocity v. It collides elastically with an another identical sphere at rest. Radius of each sphere is R and mass m. What is the linear velocity of the first sphere after it...
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A metal bar of length r is attached to a pivot point at (0,0) in the XY plane. A steel ball is projected toward the free end of the rod and strikes it at the tip. Show how to calculate the angular acceleration of the bar after the collision and draw a vector diagram to scale...