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Spherical symmetry doesn't permit the field configuration different from radial one. From the other side the circulation theorem implies tangent field with non zero rotor. The solution of...
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The magnetic induction of round curl with current J depends on radial variable r as B := (R*J/(2*Pi))*mu0*ln((sqrt(r)+sqrt(R))/(-sqrt(r)+sqrt(R)))/((R+r)*sqrt(R*r)) where R is the ring radius. The...
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These two values should be interconnected throufg integral of collisions. But I can not find a clear formula.
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Let's consider 1D conductor, say, quantum wire (QW) with smooth walls and therefore negligible carriers' scattering on them and other centers. (This is possible in QW in which the drift mobility...
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In Newtons II law the force F acting on a body may depend on time, position and velocity but not acceleration. Otherwise the parallelogram principle doesn't operate for partial accelerations. And...
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When minimizing by real number q a value of lost function L=(A-qB)^2/A^2 with the A as the reference vector we receive Lmin=(1-(AB)^2/A2*B^2) where X^2=X1^2+...Xn^2, XY=X1Y1+...XnYn. Physical...
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For example tunneling effect or over-barrier reflection of particle, both have no classical analogues i.e. adequate description of the particle behavior in frames of classical physics.On the...
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