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i have a real problem with 15th. why we named it Lorentz force ? what is such a big deal about it , He just superimposed 2 forces , nothing more. Any high school student can do that . i also just superimposed gravitational and electrostatic force , should i name it SHUBHAM'S force ?
The discovery of simple scientific equations does not mean it was not important in building our modern world. Sure, it is the sum of two forces (electric and magnetic), our particle accelerators and other electromagnetic technologies would not be properly designed without Heaviside's or Lorentz' work.
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Binomial theorem was discovered in 11 century CE?!?!
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Yes it was.
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Simply amazing.
Where is Einstein's E=mc^2
i have a real problem with 15th. why we named it Lorentz force ? what is such a big deal about it , He just superimposed 2 forces , nothing more. Any high school student can do that . i also just superimposed gravitational and electrostatic force , should i name it SHUBHAM'S force ?
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The discovery of simple scientific equations does not mean it was not important in building our modern world. Sure, it is the sum of two forces (electric and magnetic), our particle accelerators and other electromagnetic technologies would not be properly designed without Heaviside's or Lorentz' work.