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  2. 31 May 2024: Preprint typeset in JHEP style - HYPER VERSION Michaelmas Term, 2019. General RelativityUniversity of Cambridge Part III Mathematical Tripos. David Tong. Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics,. Centre for Mathematical Sciences,.
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    2 Jul 2024: along the a = (sin, 0, cos) axis or along the b = (sin, 0, cos) axis. ... hEPR|Az B |EPRi = sin2. 2 cos2. 2= cos. This means that if we take the four operators A2, B1, A1 and B2 to be spin operators,.
  4. 27 Apr 2024: magnetic fields through the Lorentz force law,. F = q(E ṙ B) (1.2). ... field causes a particle to move in circles in the plane perpendicular to B.
  5. Preprint typeset in JHEP style - HYPER VERSION January ...

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    1 Apr 2024: The general solution is. x(t) = X R sin(ωBt ϕ) and y(t) = Y R cos(ωBt ϕ) (1.2). ... of motion is given by (1.2),. x(t) = X R sin(ωBt ϕ) and y(t) = Y R cos(ωBt ϕ) (1.32).
  6. This isasp ecificindividual’scopyofthenotes. Itis notto…

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    16 Aug 2023: KeyResultf(x) =. 12a0. n=1. an cos. (2πnx. L. ). n=1. bn sin. ... n=1. an cos(nπxL. ), (0.10a). where. an =2. L. L0. ge(x) cos(nπxL.
  7. topicsinqm

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    2 Jul 2024: b = R sin. 2. 2. = R cos. 2. If b > R, clearly there is no scattering. ... incident(r) = eikz = eikr cos. is also a solution to the Schrödinger equation.
  8. J. Fluid Mech. (2018), vol. 856, pp. 870–897. c© ...

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    1 Dec 2023: sin α) 2π(2 cos φ, sin φ)/ log Bi1 (see (3.2)). ... Ṽs =U cos(φΦ), ω̃=URH. sin(φΦ). (4.5a,b). Dow. nloa. ded. from. htt.
  9. Preprint typeset in JHEP style - HYPER VERSION 2018 ...

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    26 Jun 2024: which diverges at = 0 and =. However, the numerator 1 cos has a zero when = 0 and the gauge connection is fine there. ... cos = eg/4L. So far, our discussion has been classical. Now we invoke some.
  10. Microswimmers in vortices: dynamics and trapping

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    7 Dec 2023: r3; (12b). _c % 32r3ð1þB cos 2cÞ%a. rsin c; (12c). where we recall that B = (a2 % 1)/(a2 1) A (0,1) is the shapefactor of the spheroid. ... Fig. 3A). Otherwise, it will escape due tothe fact that :r p cos c.
  11. J. Fluid Mech. (2020), vol. 882, A11. c© Cambridge ...

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    1 Dec 2023: the boundary condition to be imposed is. u=cos θ and τrθ =%Bi sgn(y) at r =1 (2.7a,b). ... balance. But FEAE′ =2FAE, where FAE =rEI Bi[2(πβ2) cos β2 sin β2] is the force on the section AE (see appendix B.1).

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