Researching Physics of Maglev Train Systems

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Maglev train systems, particularly those in Japan, along with developments in the USA and Germany, involve several key physics concepts. Classical mechanics and Maxwell's equations are fundamental to understanding their operation. Magnetic bearings play a crucial role in the functionality of these trains. Additional research into electromagnetic propulsion and levitation principles is also recommended. This foundational knowledge is essential for a comprehensive study of maglev technology.
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Hi,
I was wondering if i could gt anyhelp with some research i was doing?

I'm looking at the Maglev train systems used in Japan, and some of the developing ideas in the USA and Germany.
What i was wondering is if anybody would be able to help me compile a list of all the physics concepts involved.

Thanking you in advance

Josh
 
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I would start with classical mechanics and Maxwell's equations. Also look into magnetic bearings.
 
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