12.4 (12.4) Find the transformation properties of E, B, p, and j under a boost in...
8. Question from 12.4: The Cross Product Find the vector, not with determinants, but by using properties of cross products. (i x j) x k
Exercise 3. (12p) (Lorentz boosts) The Maxwell equations (7) are invariant under Lorentz transformations. This implies that given a solution of the Maxwell equa- tions, we obtain another solution by performing a Lorentz transformation to the solution. A particular Lorentz transformation is a Lorentz boost with velocity v in - direction and acts on the electric and magnetic field strength as given in appendix B. (1) Tong) Now consider the electric and magnetic field due to a line along the...
1. Derive the Lorentz transformation for the "3-vectors" É and B from the normal orentz transtormation for the ran (Helps to get it set up like a normal matrix multiplication.) Give the transforma tion for the components of the 3-vectors parallel to the boost and perpendicular to the boost. Hint: Do the calculation of F' by multiplying the matrices. Then look at compo- nents of the fields parallel and perpendicular to the boost direction. k 2 held tensor r.μν-αμα avprop-αμα...
6 image of x under 4. Problem 2: With the transformation T(x)- AX, and the vector b T, find if it exists. (13 points). Is the transformation one-to-one or onto, neither or both? Justify your answer. (7 points). 6 image of x under 4. Problem 2: With the transformation T(x)- AX, and the vector b T, find if it exists. (13 points). Is the transformation one-to-one or onto, neither or both? Justify your answer. (7 points).
P.2.16 Let V= span {AB-BA : A, B E Mn. (a) Show that the function tr : M,,-> C is a linear transformation. (b) Use the dimension theorem to prove that dim ker tr = n2-1. (c) Prove that dim V = n2-1. (d) Let Eij=eie), every entry of which is zero except for a 1 in the (i, j) position. Show that k,-OikEil for l i, j, k, n. (e) Find a basis for V. Hint: Work out the...
10. Consider the basis for P, »{1,x,x+,x"}. Let T be a transformation T:P, , where T(x*)= *t* dt. Find a standard matrix for this transformation. (Hint: You may need to review calculus and think about how P. polynomials can be represented as R"+1 vectors. n
Let T:P R^2 be defined by T(p(x)) = (p(1),p(-1)). (a) Find T(p(x)) where p(x) = 2 + 5x. (b) Show that T is a linear transformation. (C) Find the kernel of T. Explain why T is one-to-one. (d) Find the range of T. Explain why I' is onto. (e) Find T-1(3,7)
Consider the transformation T[x y] = [x + y y^2] a. Is T a linear transformation? b. Is the range of T closed under addition? c. "" scalar multiplication? 10. Consider the transformation T1yHyy (a) Is Ta linear transformation? (b) Is the range of T closed under addition? (e) Is the range on T closed under scalar multiplication?
Consider the the transformation T: P^2 -> T^2 defined by T(a+bx+cx^2) = (a+b, b-c). Find the kernel of T. Give 2 examples of vectors in the kernel.
Define the linear transformation T:?3??4 by T(x )=Ax . Find a vector x whose image under T is b (1 pt) Let 4 5 2 -2 5 -3 2 and b-10 -7 2 1 -4 Define the linear transformation T : R3 ? R4 by T(x-Ax Find a vector x whose image under T is b. x= Is the vectorx unique? choose