Topics
μ=qd
- μ is the dipole moment in debye
- q is the magnitude of the separated charge in Coloumbs
- d is a vector pointing from q− to q
Electromagnetism
p=i=1∑nqiri′
- Dipole moment of a set of charges
- r′ is the source vector
- Depends on how origin is defined for physical dipole as opposed to ideal dipole
p≡∫r′ρ(r′)dτ′
- Dipole moment of a distribution
- τ′ is a volume element
Edip(r,θ)=r3kp(2cosθr^+sinθθ^)
- Electric field produced by an dipole moment
- p is the magnitude of the dipole moment
- r is the distance from the dipole moment’s center to the point of measurement
- θ is the angle between the dipole vector and the point of measurement (so imagine pointing the dipole moment in the same direction as the z-axis)
τ=p×E
- Torque τ experienced by a dipole moment p in an electric field E
F=(p⋅∇)E
Quantum Physics
μ=γS
H^=−μ⋅B=−γB⋅S
τ=μ×B
F=∇(μ⋅B)
- Force due to an inhomogeneous magnetic field on a dipole μ