Please explain how "the charge" goes upward at 0:33, I can't get it with right hand rule. Despite the image on the wikipedia page about right hand rule with cross product, I cannot get F = 0 +Q(v × B) to look correct according your animation. In fact, my results are the opposite of what you get with your left hand rule.
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if youre confused about what the hell is the chat talking about its about a boss in a video game metal gear rising that uses magnetism and he says words like "lorentz force go!" or "left hand rule" when using his magnetic powers to attack
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Imagine someone actually wanting to Learn something about the Lorentz Force but instead gets confronted with the Metal Gear Rising fandom Lmao Also... TAKE A SMOKE DOES IT HURT? WELCOME TO MY UTOPIA OF DEATH LORENTZ FORCE, GO! LEFT HAND RULE
My textbook had such a wildly oversimplified definition of the lorentz force and I didn't understand it at all. Thank you for explaining! (i wonder what everyone in the library was thinking when i was doing that motion w my hands lol)
@@fufaev-alexander It's a reference from a Boss Fight in the video game Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance The boss is basically a cyborg with magnetic powers, such as being able to control magnetic objects or separate and contract his body using magnetic force, because his body is sort of split in multiple pieces, and he holds it together like you would stick together a couple of magnets. Hope this helps you figure out why everyone is talking about a guy called Monsoon, memes, and nature's force in the comments.
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So why does the field always move the electron 90 degrees rotated to the right and not to the left? I thought that electromagnetism should be symmetric and there should be no arbitrary chosen directions there? So why doesnt the electron move up in the first case and down in the second case?
Maybe an electron is a propeller with right-curved wings? And so moves forward only when rotating right? Think of it, why propellers are not symmetric? Some flowers have petals like this, so nature is not symmetric...
@@user-pu9qe1nn2r The integrating factor is a just a technique used to solve DEs. If you take out a pen and paper and play around you can quite easily see how it works. For first order linear DEs, in the form y’ + P(x)y = Q(x) if you multiply both sides by the integrating factor e^int(P)dx you get y’e^int(P)dx + Py e^int(P)dx = Q e^int(P)dx Now, the derivative of y e^int(P)dx is equal to the derivative of y times the integrating factor plus the derivative of the integrating factor times y. The derivative of the integrating factor is just the function P times the integrating factor (chain rule, derivative of an integral is the integrand) Therefore d/dx(y e^int(P)dx) = y’e^int(P)dx + Py e^int(P)dx We know that the right side of this equation is equal to Q e^int(P)dx from when we multiplied both sides by the integrating factor. Hence, d/dx(y e^int(P)dx) = Q e^int(P)dx Which can be solved for y.
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I have understood the Lorenz force but i just keeps thinking of why does the Elektron or Proton move like this in the Magnetic Field i mean if the Fields direction is inside ❌ and the Elektron is going to the right then why does the Elektron move down in a circle i mean why down what is pulling it down i know that its the Lorenz force but why down i mean the MF is to the inside and the speed is to right isn,t its supposed to go inside with an angle
your equation also takes the force from an electric field E into consideration, which is added. But he just explained the Lorentz force without an external electric field present
@@vincentlanglo7367 the lorentzforce includes the electric field. Its given by F_L=q(E+vxB). In the video he assumes the electric field is zero, and thus he only discusses the magnetic force on a charged particle.
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