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Frank93
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Hi everyone, I have a question that can't solve. Does exist a lagrangian for the relativistic angular momentum (AM)? I can't even understand the question because it has no sense for me... I mean, the lagrangian is a scalar function of the system(particle,field,...), it isn't a function FOR the conjugate variables. This question is part of a work. I told the professor that I don't understand the question and he told me that read one chapter of Classical Mechanics,Goldstein, the part about action integral for relativistic mechanics, but it doesn t contain anything about Lagrangian for relativistic MA. If you could tell my about some book that contains that, i will be grateful. Thanks!
Pd.: I knowk that the answer is NO, it doesn't exist a Lag for the relativistic AM(professor tolds it to me)
Pd.: I knowk that the answer is NO, it doesn't exist a Lag for the relativistic AM(professor tolds it to me)
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