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HW# 2 (Submitted: 2023.03.20; Due date: 2023.03.27) [Prb 1.] Consider a particle moving in the +x-direction with a speed of gt+1 in a certain inertial frame, where g is a constant having the dimension of acceleration and t > 0 is the time in this frame. a) Put the factors of c to get a dimensionally correct expression for the speed. b) Find u as a function of t. c) Show that gT = ln(gt+1). d) Express u as a function of T. e) Express u as a function of both t and T. f) Find expressions for x and t. [Prb 2.] The action for a relativistic particle is S = -mc^2∫(1 - u^2/c^2)^0.5 dt, where T is the proper time. a) Using this action, find the Lagrangian of a relativistic particle for a particular Lorentz observer moving with uniform velocity u relative to the particle. b) Find the low-speed limit of this Lagrangian. c) Find the canonical momentum and Hamiltonian of the relativistic particle. [Prb 3.] Recall that the electromagnetic force on a point charge Q is F = QE + B in SI. Show that this equation can be obtained from the spatial components of the following equation dp/dt = QF + nv x B, where T is the proper time. What is the temporal component of this equation?

          HW# 2 (Submitted: 2023.03.20; Due date: 2023.03.27)

[Prb 1.] Consider a particle moving in the +x-direction with a speed of gt+1 in a certain inertial frame, where g is a constant having the dimension of acceleration and t > 0 is the time in this frame.

a) Put the factors of c to get a dimensionally correct expression for the speed.
b) Find u as a function of t.
c) Show that gT = ln(gt+1).
d) Express u as a function of T.
e) Express u as a function of both t and T.
f) Find expressions for x and t.

[Prb 2.] The action for a relativistic particle is S = -mc^2∫(1 - u^2/c^2)^0.5 dt, where T is the proper time.

a) Using this action, find the Lagrangian of a relativistic particle for a particular Lorentz observer moving with uniform velocity u relative to the particle.
b) Find the low-speed limit of this Lagrangian.
c) Find the canonical momentum and Hamiltonian of the relativistic particle.

[Prb 3.] Recall that the electromagnetic force on a point charge Q is F = QE + B in SI. Show that this equation can be obtained from the spatial components of the following equation dp/dt = QF + nv x B, where T is the proper time. What is the temporal component of this equation?
        
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HW# 2 (Submitted: 2023.03.20; Due date: 2023.03.27) [Prb 1.] Consider a particle moving in the +x-direction with a speed of gt+1 in a certain inertial frame, where g is a constant having the dimension of acceleration and t > 0 is the time in this frame. a) Put the factors of c to get a dimensionally correct expression for the speed. b) Find u as a function of t. c) Show that gT = ln(gt+1). d) Express u as a function of T. e) Express u as a function of both t and T. f) Find expressions for x and t. [Prb 2.] The action for a relativistic particle is S = -mc^2∫(1 - u^2/c^2)^0.5 dt, where T is the proper time. a) Using this action, find the Lagrangian of a relativistic particle for a particular Lorentz observer moving with uniform velocity u relative to the particle. b) Find the low-speed limit of this Lagrangian. c) Find the canonical momentum and Hamiltonian of the relativistic particle. [Prb 3.] Recall that the electromagnetic force on a point charge Q is F = QE + B in SI. Show that this equation can be obtained from the spatial components of the following equation dp/dt = QF + nv x B, where T is the proper time. What is the temporal component of this equation?
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00:01 Hello, here we have to calculate the m2q ratio for the particle, given that its speed after acceleration is 1 .22 times 10 power by 5 meters per second, and the magnetic field is 0 .800 tesla...
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