L. A. MacColl
Abstract
In work relating to the motion of electrons and other particles it is fairly common to assume that the particles obey the laws of Newtonian dynamics. That is, briefly, it is assumed that the rectangular coordinates (x, y, z) of the particle under consideration satisfy the differential equations
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In work relating to the motion of electrons and other particles it is fairly common to assume that the particles obey the laws of Newtonian dynamics. That is, briefly, it is assumed that the rectangular coordinates (x, y, z) of the particle under consideration satisfy the differential equations
Key concepts: Dynamics (music), Motion (physics), Electron, Newtonian dynamics, Classical mechanics, Equations of motion, Work (physics), Physics