Lec 13 | MIT 8.02 Electricity and Magnetism, Spring 2002

Moving Charges in B-fields
Cyclotron
Synchrotron
Mass Spectrometer
Cloud Chamber

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[NinjaAnimeNancy155]

this man is cool

[wopskank]

Scientist remember tesla infact there is the SI unit called the Tesla and most scientist know the AC/DC story (Tesla Vs Edison) if you sprinkle a little relativity on tesla work all works out ok , but he didn't believe in relativity thats why he got some faster than light answers...

physics works.

[MSR . pgr]

He's Awesome.



[skullcrackr]

he did say intuition...

[SigmaKidd]

Calculus (mainly first year), Trigonometry, and Algerbra

I'm not sure if he used vector calculus, you'll know he did if he used something called the del operator, which looks like an upside down triangle. If you tried looking for something like that in your university physics book, you might not find it because its not necessary to use it in Physics 2, but if you do know how to do things like divergence, it'll make things easier like finding flux. My professor showed us how to use it

[simplesafecommission]

huh?

[Darrell Adams]

I wasn't suggesting that his students were bad, I was thinking more that that's a hard test!

[slimmerikje]

It's MIT, university on the highest level. You would do better?

[Elios0000]

avgs of 70+ are pretty rare as you heard he was shooting for class avg of 65...

this is not an easy subject by any means

[dqds]

Are you fucking kidding me? Since when is vector calculus high school math?

[casualTgamZ]

thumbs up for marcos