The Corpuscular Theory of Matter
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If the velocity of the uniformly moving particle is so great that it is comparable with c the velocity of light, the intensity of the magnetic force at P is represented by the more complicated expression (' l " e v sin 6 The direction of the force is the same as before. The effect of the greater velocity is to make the magnetic force relatively weaker in the parts of the field near OX and stronger in those near the equatorial plane, until when the speed of the corpuscle is equal to that of ligh...t the magnetic force is zero everywhere except in the equatorial plane, where it is infinite.
ELECTRIC FIELD ROUND THE MOVING CORPUSCLE.
The direction of the electric force at P is along OP, and whatever be the speed at which the corpuscle is moving, the electric force E and the magnetic force // are connected by the relation c 2 H = v E sin 6 ; thus when the corpuscle is moving slowly the same value as when the particle is at rest (remembering that e is measured in electro-magnetic units). ' When the corpuscle is moving more rapidly we have 2 E = (c 2 - v 2 ) r ( 1 ^0 sin (-?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the velocity of the uniformly moving particle is so great that it is comparable with c the velocity of light, the intensity of the magnetic force at P is represented by the more complicated expression (' l " e v sin 6 The direction of the force is the same as before. The effect of the greater velocity is to make the magnetic force relatively weaker in the parts of the field near OX and stronger in those near the equatorial plane, until when the speed of the corpuscle is equal to that of ligh...t the magnetic force is zero everywhere except in the equatorial plane, where it is infinite.
ELECTRIC FIELD ROUND THE MOVING CORPUSCLE.
The direction of the electric force at P is along OP, and whatever be the speed at which the corpuscle is moving, the electric force E and the magnetic force // are connected by the relation c 2 H = v E sin 6 ; thus when the corpuscle is moving slowly the same value as when the particle is at rest (remembering that e is measured in electro-magnetic units). ' When the corpuscle is moving more rapidly we have 2 E = (c 2 - v 2 ) r ( 1 ^0 sin (-?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J J Joseph John Thomson to read onlineMoreLess
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