magnetism,electromagnetism and electromagnetic radiation

magnetic forces

Gauss's Law

F = kpP / d squared

Faraday's Law

applies voltage to magnetic field and direction of electron flow

V = -dB / dt

Lorentzian force

total force of moving electrons

F = qE + qvB

laws of magnetism

dipoles

north pole

south pole

attract/repel

magnetic induction

magnetic permeability

magnetic states of matter

ferromagnetic

easily magnetized

susceptibility >1

paramagnetic

very weakly magnetized

susceptibility 0-1

diagmagnetic

unaffected by magnet

repelled by magnet

susceptibility <1

magnetic domains

no magnetism

randomly oriented

magnetism

aligned

magnetic fields

imaginary lines of magnetic induction

B = F / p

solenoid

B = F / Idl

Plank's Quantum Theory

E = hf = hc / wavelength

electromagnetic radiation interacts with particle/wave

electromagnetic radiation

a resting electric charge radiates an electric field

a charge in motion geterates magnetic field

Maxwell's wave equations

V = f times wavelength

photons speed up/slow down and have origin and termination

oscillating electric and magnetic fields cause wave's at 90 degrees

electromagnetic photons are determined by kinetic energy lost

Albert Einstein's relativity equation

conversion of energy into matter

E = mc squared

electromagnetism

motionless electrons

electric field

magnetic field

Main topic

Oersted's experiment

moving charged particle induces magnetic field perpedicular to its motion

interaction between electons's magnetic field is created by moving electons

F = qvB