LAGRANGIAN OF AN ELECTRIC CHARGE IN AN ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD

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B =→= −9.6 × 10−10 k (T)Indeed this is a very small value for the magnetic field produced by this charge,which is equivalent to the charge of about 4 × 1013 protons.Example 26.2Two very long parallel straight wires carry currents that are perpendicular to thepage. Wire 1[r]

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