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HC 0 plane, the rotational strength as a function of HCOH dihedral angle can be detemiined for the chatge flow model. Similar calculations using the localized MO model showed that recoil of the C causes the oxygen lone pairs to rotate, generating the magnetic moment for this model. [Pg.142]

Here, Ma are physical rotation generators of the 0(3) group and Aa are physical angles [11-20]. The gauge transform produces... [Pg.249]

If the flow rate is less than that demanded by the rotation rate, a potentially undesirable situation develops. Physically, the demands of the rotations must be met—the question is how is the needed fluid supplied to the rotation-generated boundary layer. Instead of the... [Pg.288]

In the 0(3) gauge group, Ma are rotation generators, and Aa are angles in three-dimensional space, which coincides with the internal gauge space. Rotation about the Z axis leaves the B(3) field unaffected. In matrix notation, this can be demonstrated by... [Pg.96]

This algebra can be expressed in terms of the infinitesimal rotation generators of the 0(3) group [42] in three dimensional space ... [Pg.123]

The magnetic field matrices and rotation generators are linked by... [Pg.124]

It follows that magnetic fields in the vacuum on the 0(3) level are directly proportional to rotation generators of the Poincare group [42], and electric fields are directly proportional to boost generators. [Pg.124]

The rotation generators form a commutator algebra of the following type in the circular basis ... [Pg.124]

There is also a relation between polar unit vectors, boost generators, and electric fields. An electric field is a polar vector, and unlike the magnetic field, cannot be put into matrix form as in Eq. (724). The cross-product of two polar unit vectors is however an axial vector k, which, in the circular basis, is e<3>. In spacetime, the axial vector k becomes a 4 x 4 matrix related directly to the infinitesimal rotation generator /3) of the Poincare group. A rotation generator is therefore the result of a classical commutation of two matrices that play the role of polar vectors. These matrices are boost generators. In spacetime, it is therefore... [Pg.125]

The complete Lie algebra of the infinitesimal boost and rotation generators of the Poincare group can be written as we have seen either in a circular basis or in a Cartesian basis. In matrix form, the generators are... [Pg.126]

In Eq. (837), however, the a matrix is an 0(3) rotation generator matrix with components... [Pg.143]

Here A2 symbolizes a pseudo-scalar of A2 symmetry, normalized to unity. The actual form of this pseudoscalar need not bother us. The only property we will have to use later on is that even powers of A2 are equal to +1. Now we can proceed by defining rotation generators f x, y,t 2 in the standard way, as indicated in Table 1 [10]. Note that primed symbols are used here to distinguish the pseudo-operators from their true counterparts in real coordinate space. Evidently the action of the true angular momentum operators t y, (z on the basis functions is ill defined since these functions contain small ligand terms. [Pg.32]

The operating principle behind a superconducting generator is virtually identical to that of a conventional rotating generator, just as the superconducting ship-drive system we discussed is similar in concept to an ordinary shipboard propulsion system. Conductors in the spinning rotor... [Pg.156]

Cutaway view of the rotor of a superconducting generator. While the operating principle is the same as that of a conventional, rotating generator, the rotor is different. It is hollow and vacuum-enclosed, and instead of copper conductors, it contains a niobium-titanium Superconducting field winding held in place by radial slots. [Pg.157]


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