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Because the cylinders in Ex. 8.4 are left rotating (at angular velocities wa and wb, say), there is actually a residual magnetic field, and hence angular momentum in the fields, even after the current in the solenoid has been extinguished. If the cylinders are heavy, this correction will be negligible, but it is interesting to do the problem without making that assumption.

(a) Calculate (in terms of wa and wb ) the final angular momentum in the fields. [Define Ó¬=Ó¬z^, sowa and wb could be positive or negative.]

(b) As the cylinders begin to rotate, their changing magnetic field induces an extra azimuthal electric field, which, in turn, will make an additional contribution to the torques. Find the resulting extra angular momentum, and compare it with your result in (a).

Short Answer

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(a) The final angular momentum in the fields is L=μ0ӬbQ2b2-a24πlz^.

(b) The resulting extra angular momentum is Ltot=-μ0Q2Ӭb4πlb2-a2z^. The reduction in the final angular momentum in part (b) is equal to the residual angular momentum in part (a).

Step by step solution

01

Expression for the final angular momentum in the fields:

Write the expression for the final angular momentum in the fields.

L=∫ldτ …… (1)

Here, l is the angular momentum density and ∫dτis the cross-sectional area.

02

Determine the angular momentum density:

(a)

Write the expression for the angular momentum density.

I = r x g …… (2)

Here, g is the momentum density.

Write the expression for the momentum density.

g=ε0E×B …… (3)

Here, E is the electric field, and B is the magnetic field produced by the solenoid at radius b.

Write the expression for the electric field.

E=12πε0λss^E=Q2πε0lss^

Write the expression for the magnetic field produced by the solenoid at radius b.

B=μ0Kz^

Substitute the standard formula for K.

localid="1653482230148" B=μ0σbÓ¬bbzÁåž

Substitute all the known values in equation (3).

localid="1653482236658" g=ε0Q2πε0/ssÁåžÃ—μ0Ó¬bQ2Ï€±õzÁåž

localid="1653482242686" g=ε0Q2πε0Is-μ0Ó¬bQ2Ï€±õsÁåžÃ—zÁåž

localid="1653482248181" g=μ0Ó¬bQ24Ï€2I2s∅Áåž

Substitute the value of g in equation (2).

localid="1653482256169" I=r×μ0Ó¬bQ24Ï€2I2s∅Áåž

localid="1653482262657" I=μ0Ó¬bQ24Ï€2I2sr×∅Áåž

localid="1653482269792" I=μ0Ó¬bQ24Ï€2I2zÁåž

03

Determine the final angular momentum in the fields:

Substitute the known values in equation (1).

L=μ0Ó¬bQ24Ï€2I2ZÁåžâˆ«dζ

localid="1653482294398" L=μ0ӬbQ24π2l2z^∫dτL=μ0ӬbQ24π2l2πb2-a2lz^L=μ0ӬbQ2b2-a24πlz^

Therefore, the final angular momentum in the fields is localid="1653482299337" L=μ0ӬbQ2b2-a24πlz^.

04

Determine the extra electric field induced by the changing magnetic field and the extra angular momentum:

(b)

Write the expression for the extra electric field induced by the changing in the magnetic field due to the rotating shell.

∫E·dI=-d∅dtE2Ï€²õ=-d∅dtE=-12Ï€²õd∅dt

…… (4)

Write the expression for the electric flux .

∅=μ0Q2Ï€±õÓ¬a-Ó¬bÏ€²¹2-μ0QÓ¬b2Ï€±õÏ€s2-a2∅=μ0Q2Ï€±õÓ¬aa2-Ó¬bs2

Substitute the known values in equation (4).

E=-12Ï€²õμ0Q2IÓ¬aa2-Ó¬bs2dt∅ÁåžE=-12Ï€²õμ0Q2Ia2dÓ¬adt-s2dÓ¬bdt∅Áåž

For radius a and b, the induces electric field will be,

Ea=-μ0Qa4Ï€±õdÓ¬adt-dÓ¬bdt∅ÁåžandEb=-μ0Qa4Ï€±õa2dÓ¬adt-b2dÓ¬bdt∅Áåž

Write the expression for the torque on a shell.

N=r×qEN=qsEzÁåž

For radius a:

Na=Qa-μ0Qa4Ï€±õdÓ¬adt-dÓ¬bdtzÁåžLa=∫0∞Na=-μ0Q2a24Ï€±õÓ¬a-Ó¬bzÁåž

For radius b:

Nb=-Qb-μ0Q4Ï€±õba2dÓ¬adt-b2dÓ¬bdtzÁåžLb=∫0∞Nb=-μ0Q24Ï€±õa2Ó¬a-b2Ó¬bzÁåž

Hence, the extra angular momentum will be,

Ltot=La+LBLtot=-μ0Q2a24Ï€±õÓ¬a-Ó¬bzÁåž+-μ0Q24Ï€±õa2Ó¬a-b2Ó¬bzÁåžLtot=-μ0Q2Ó¬b4Ï€±õb2-a2zÁåž

So, the reduction in the final angular momentum in part (b) is equal to the residual angular momentum in part (a).

Therefore, the resulting extra angular momentum is Ltot=-μ0Q2Ó¬b4Ï€±õb2-a2zÁåž.

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