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#Electromagnetism_trivia :Can a static magnetic field do work on a moving charged particle, meaning can it increase or decrease the particle's kinetic energy?
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Here's the calculation for the #RF field model derived from behaviour near the axis. The RF multipole case got quite complicated, maybe there's a simpler way but I wanted to see if this method, which I'd used for magnetostatics (magnet field models), could be generalised.
https://stephenbrooks.org/ap/report/2026-9/rffield.pdf
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Here's the calculation for the #RF field model derived from behaviour near the axis. The RF multipole case got quite complicated, maybe there's a simpler way but I wanted to see if this method, which I'd used for magnetostatics (magnet field models), could be generalised.
https://stephenbrooks.org/ap/report/2026-9/rffield.pdf
#physics #electromagnetism #accelerators -
Here's the calculation for the #RF field model derived from behaviour near the axis. The RF multipole case got quite complicated, maybe there's a simpler way but I wanted to see if this method, which I'd used for magnetostatics (magnet field models), could be generalised.
https://stephenbrooks.org/ap/report/2026-9/rffield.pdf
#physics #electromagnetism #accelerators -
Here's the calculation for the #RF field model derived from behaviour near the axis. The RF multipole case got quite complicated, maybe there's a simpler way but I wanted to see if this method, which I'd used for magnetostatics (magnet field models), could be generalised.
https://stephenbrooks.org/ap/report/2026-9/rffield.pdf
#physics #electromagnetism #accelerators -
Here's the calculation for the #RF field model derived from behaviour near the axis. The RF multipole case got quite complicated, maybe there's a simpler way but I wanted to see if this method, which I'd used for magnetostatics (magnet field models), could be generalised.
https://stephenbrooks.org/ap/report/2026-9/rffield.pdf
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In 1897, John Sealy Townsend began to puzzle out what happens in a Geissler tube. #Poetry #Science #History #Electromagnetism #Geissler #Townsend (https://sharpgiving.com/thebookofscience/items/p1897d.html)