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Homework due tonight 11:59 PM Office hour today a;er class (3-4PM) in Serin 287 2 nd floor tea room SUNDAY Nov 18: SECOND HOUR EXAM 6:10-7:30 PM in SEC 111 (Ch. 26-30) -- no recitauons the previous Friday and following Monday

Chapter 29 Magnetic Field and Forces

A DIFFERENT TYPE OF FORCE Two metal bars a\ract If one is flipped over, they repel

A DIFFERENT TYPE OF FORCE Two metal bars a\ract If one is flipped over, they repel NOT GRAVITY ALWAYS ATTRACTIVE

A DIFFERENT TYPE OF FORCE Two metal bars a\ract If one is flipped over, they repel - + - + - + + - NOT ELECTRIC ELECTRIC FIELD IS ZERO

Associated with certain materials: Earliest known is LODESTONE Alignment of lodestone needles: Force comes from nearby lodestone Lodestone needles align N-S in the absence of a nearby lodestone COMPASS (Earth = lodestone)

MagneUsm as a mysterious lodestone force: Lodestones exert forces on other lodestones Known for thousands of years

Force is exerted by lodestone / bar magnet ON MOVING CHARGES DEMO: wire with electric current in a magnet No magnet + no current = no force

Force is exerted by lodestone / bar magnet ON MOVING CHARGES DEMO: wire with electric current in a magnet No magnet + CURRENT = no force

Force is exerted by lodestone / bar magnet ON MOVING CHARGES DEMO: wire with electric current in a magnet U-magnet + no current = no force

Force is exerted by lodestone / bar magnet ON MOVING CHARGES DEMO: wire with electric current in a magnet U-magnet + no current = no force

Force is exerted by lodestone / bar magnet ON MOVING CHARGES DEMO: wire with electric current in a magnet Magnet + current = upward force! Reverse current?

Force is exerted by lodestone / bar magnet ON MOVING CHARGES DEMO: wire with electric current in a magnet Turn on current = upward force Reverse current -> downward force

Force is exerted by lodestone or bar magnet ON MOVING CHARGES DEMO: cathode ray tube Beam of electrons from back of device hits the screen and makes it glow Bar magnet deflects the beam

Charged objects exert forces by creaung a vector field called the electric field producing a force E!" "! "!! (r) F = qe (r) Lodestone and bar magnets exert forces by creaung a vector field called the magne&c field B (r) Bar magnet field: (near ends) S N Today: start with a given magneuc field and find the magneuc force on moving electric charges Next week: learn about currents inside atoms in lodestones MagneUc force on the lodestone the magneuc field is produced by currents (lodestones, wires)

The magneuc force on a charged parucle in a magneuc field! B( r! ) Magnitude:! ProporUonal to magnitude of B at r ProporUonal to magnitude of charge q ProporUonal to speed v -> zero force if not moving!! Depends on angle between and!! v B q zero if and are parallel or anuparallel) v B Magnitude = q v B sin φ Units of B: 1 N/(C m/s) = 1 T (Tesla) q v B φ v

The magneuc force on a charged parucle in a magneuc field! B( r! ) Magnitude: q v B sin φ Direc&on: Perpendicular to direcuon of v! Perpendicular to direcuon of! -> normal to the plane defined by v and Two choices use right-hand rule to choose Thumb along v; fingers along B: out of palm! F = q " v! B To put it all together: Cross product of two vectors! q q! v B! B! B! v

i-clicker: An proton is traveling in the posiuve x direcuon. It enters a magneuc field poinung in the posiuve z direcuon. In which direcuon is the force on the proton? y a) +x b) -x c) -y d) +y e) +z z x

i-clicker: An proton is traveling in the posiuve x direcuon. It enters a magneuc field poinung in the posiuve z direcuon. In which direcuon is the force on the proton? y a) +x b) -x c) -y d) +y e) +z z x

i-clicker: An electron is traveling in the posiuve z direcuon. It enters a magneuc field poinung in the posiuve x direcuon. In which direcuon is the force on the electron? y a) +x b) -x c) -y d) +y e) -z z x

i-clicker: An electron is traveling in the posiuve z direcuon. It enters a magneuc field poinung in the posiuve x direcuon. In which direcuon is the force on the electron? y a) +x b) -x c) -y d) +y e) -z z x Check with the demo!

i-clicker: An electron is traveling in the posiuve z direcuon. It enters a magneuc field poinung in the posiuve x direcuon. In which direcuon is the force on the electron? y a) +x b) -x c) -y d) +y e) -z z x

MoUon of a charged parucle q in a uniform field B v 0 along a field line

MoUon of a charged parucle q in a uniform field B v 0 perpendicular to the field

MoUon of a charged parucle q in a uniform field B v 0 perpendicular to the field F = q v 0 B out of the screen perpendicular to the displacement B field does no work on the parucle does not change its speed

MoUon of a charged parucle q in a uniform field B v 0 perpendicular to the field B out of the screen IniUally F = q v 0 B downward

MoUon of a charged parucle q in a uniform field B v 0 perpendicular to the field B out of the screen IniUally F = q v 0 B downward

MoUon of a charged parucle q in a uniform field B v 0 perpendicular to the field B out of the screen Speed is constant (why?) Force is perpendicular to mouon, constant magnitude Uniform circular mouon Radius of the circle: qv 0 B = mv 02 /r so r = mv 0 /qb DEMO: in bulb, vary the B field to change the radius

MoUon of a charged parucle q in a uniform field B v 0x perpendicular to the field v 0z parallel to the field B out of the screen helix

Velocity Selector MoUon of a charged parucle in crossed E and B field B out of the screen E upward MagneUc force downward electric force upward If E = vb, net force is zero and parucle will not change velocity