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TheDestroyer
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Hi guyz, I have a small question,
In spherical coordinates if we define 2 vectors such as magnetization of a shell M(r,phi,theta) and the magnetic field H(r,phi,theta)
As we know the cross product between them is written in the determinant:
(Capital means unit vectors)
det[(R,r sin(theta) PHI,r THETA);(M(r),M(phi),M(theta));(H(r),H(phi),H(theta))]
My question is, what should I substiute in r and sin(theta)?
I'm now solving a system of differential equations numerically related to this and i don't know what to substitute in theta and r
Thank you for reading, Any one got explanaion? Please give examples...
In spherical coordinates if we define 2 vectors such as magnetization of a shell M(r,phi,theta) and the magnetic field H(r,phi,theta)
As we know the cross product between them is written in the determinant:
(Capital means unit vectors)
det[(R,r sin(theta) PHI,r THETA);(M(r),M(phi),M(theta));(H(r),H(phi),H(theta))]
My question is, what should I substiute in r and sin(theta)?
I'm now solving a system of differential equations numerically related to this and i don't know what to substitute in theta and r
Thank you for reading, Any one got explanaion? Please give examples...