A particle of charge e and mass m is located at the midpoint ofthe line joining two mixed collinear dipoles with unit charges as shown in the figure. (The particle is constrained to move only along the line joining the dipoles). Assuming that the length of the dipoles is much shorter than their separation, the natural fre- quency ofoscillation of the particle is

A particle of charge e and mass m is located at the midpoint ofthe line joining two mixed collinear dipoles with unit charges as shown in the figure. (The particle is constrained to move only along the line joining the dipoles). Assuming that the length of the dipoles is much shorter than their separation, the natural fre- quency ofoscillation of the particle is

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Chapter5: Matter Waves

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Problem 23P

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