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This value was just the rotational inertia about a single axis that was a diameter of the sphere. It is easy t ...of the sphere, then there will be non-zero products of inertia and no more symmetry, so this axis is not a principle axis. If you visualize moving the origin o ...

===Symmetry=== ...946 does not appear to fall easily into any of the six forms of rotational symmetry having about 5 spiral arms on the left and maybe 2 on the right. ...

...s inside the lightning are distributed freely as a result of the spherical symmetry, and attract to themselves the electrons of shell, retaining them from the ...ic bottle. Basic magnetic field inside the lightning is directed along the rotational axis. I.e., ions can move along the axis along the lines of magnetic field. ...

'''Def.''' a rotational or twisting effect of a force is called a '''torque'''. '''Def.''' a turning effect of a force applied to a rotational system at a distance from the axis of rotation is called a '''moment of for ...

...ing nebulae fall into a sequence of type forms characterized by rotational symmetry about dominating nuclei."<ref name=Hubble/> and forms of rotational symmetry described as ...

..._spinning_disk.png|thumb|400px|An elastic disk spinning around its axis of symmetry]] Since there is no rotational acceleration, the body force can be ...

...t). The 1s and 2s modes are [[wikt:azimuthal|azimuthally]] [[w:Rotational symmetry|symmetrical]], meaning that as you walk around the mode, it seems to look t ...tum states as it emits a pair of photons, that pair must possess azimuthal symmetry. In other words: [[w:Takes two to tango (idiom)|It takes two to entangle]] ...

:b) rotational period ...where B is magnetic field. A current of 87A passes along the z-axis. Use symmetry to find the integral, <math>\int \vec H\cdot\vec{d\ell}</math>, from the po ...

...y algebra for me. One of the first things I wanted to point out that (1) "symmetry" is an important concept in physics, and (2) the word is used differently i ...>\partial^2\phi / \partial x^2 + \partial^2\phi / \partial y^2 </math> has symmetry, while <math>\partial^2\phi / \partial x \partial y</math> does not. ...

'''Def.''' a "rotational or twisting effect of a force"<ref name=TorqueWikt>{{ cite web '''Def.''' a "turning effect of a force applied to a rotational system at a distance from the axis of rotation"<ref name=MomentOfForceWikt> ...

...6-8.png|thumb|A {{w|compound of cube and octahedron}} with full octahedral symmetry]] ...roctahedral group}} of dimension 3. This article mainly looks at it as the symmetry group of the cube. ...

...field''' is a force field acting on masses and bodies in translational or rotational motion, which is the second component of [[w:gravitational field |gravitati Since any motion can be divided into two parts – the rotational and translational, respectively, then we can talk about two kinds of torsio ...

...Transformations'', (2018) {{ISBN|978-1-107-10340-5}} Chapter 11: ''Finite Symmetry Groups'', 11.5 ''Spherical Coxeter groups'', p.249</ref> '''pentatope''', ' ...tex correspond to arriving on one of two circuits, traveling in one of two rotational directions on a circuit. These two geodesic skew pentagons are the 5-cell's ...

...include actuators, which exert forces in various directions, and generate rotational forces or [[moment (physics)|moment]]s about the [[aerodynamic center]] of ...arboard. Pitch is about an axis perpendicular to the longitudinal plane of symmetry, positive nose up. ...

* '''(No symmetry regarding rotation)''' A marker should not have symmetry with regard to rotation by 80,180 or 360 degrees, otherwise the 3D model ca ...ne which side defines "FRONT", "LEFT", "RIGHT", "BACK" with respect to the symmetry of the inner marker image. The first marker in the following figures is not ...

...and ''CoLex'' are the same. The binary matrix on the right has rotational symmetry.<br> ...

...e substantial model, the photon energy <math>~ W </math> characterizes the rotational energy of the photon’s particles and the energy of the fields inside the ph * [[Physics/Essays/Fedosin/SPФ symmetry|SPФ symmetry]] ...

'''Def.''' a rotational or twisting effect of a force is called a '''torque'''. '''Def.''' a turning effect of a force applied to a rotational system at a distance from the axis of rotation is called a '''moment of for ...

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...epton]]s, W and Z bosons acquire mass through the mechanism of spontaneous symmetry breaking and [[w:Higgs boson |Higgs boson]]s. After that hadrons consisting ...imilarity of matter levels]] and [[Physics/Essays/Fedosin/SPФ symmetry|SPФ symmetry]], such description of [[gravitation]] is universal for all levels of matte ...