Hi there!
I have a problem deriving the formula for the Lorenz force that I found in my lecture notes in Theoretical Mechanics.
The formula is:
\vec{F}=q \cdot \vec{E} + \frac{q \cdot (\vec{v} \times \vec{B})}{c}
Where:
\vec{F} is the Lorentz force
\vec{E} is the electric...
In classical Lorentz force demonstration, let's say we have 2 permanent magnets generating a magnetic field perpendicular, out from the page and a wire carrying current to the left. Thus we would expect that the Lorentz Force will exert an upward force on the wire.
According to Newton's 3rd...