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cleggy
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An electron is traveling in the +ve x-direction of an inertial frame T. An acceleration is given to the electron in the +ve y-direction with as large as magnitude as possible.
How do I specify directions of the electric and magnetic fields that will achieve this?
Why are the choice of field directions unique?
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Surely the elctric field is pointing in the -ve y direction but not sure about the magnetic field.
I'm not sure though. Also have no clue why it would be unique!
An electron is traveling in the +ve x-direction of an inertial frame T. An acceleration is given to the electron in the +ve y-direction with as large as magnitude as possible.
How do I specify directions of the electric and magnetic fields that will achieve this?
Why are the choice of field directions unique?
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3.
Surely the elctric field is pointing in the -ve y direction but not sure about the magnetic field.
I'm not sure though. Also have no clue why it would be unique!