The Electric Dipole Moment of a Moving Magnetic Dipole
G.P. Fisher
Abstract
G.P. Fisher
Abstract
The fact that a magnetic dipole μ moving with velocity βc has an electric dipole moment p = β×μ/c has made periodic appearance in the literature but the importance of this fact and its general utility have not been given sufficient expression. It is the purpose of this paper to show how to derive the equation p=β×/c and then to use it for a simple description of the atomic spin-orbit interaction.
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The fact that a magnetic dipole μ moving with velocity βc has an electric dipole moment p = β×μ/c has made periodic appearance in the literature but the importance of this fact and its general utility have not been given sufficient expression. It is the purpose of this paper to show how to derive the equation p=β×/c and then to use it for a simple description of the atomic spin-orbit interaction.
Key concepts: Physics, Magnetic dipole, Dipole, Electron magnetic dipole moment, Electric dipole moment, Electric dipole transition, Bond dipole moment, Transition dipole moment